Why your choice of AI tool could cost you—or your client—everything REMEMBER TORRENTING? THIS IS WORSE. Back in the early 2000s, everyone knew torrenting films and music wasn't   technically   legal—but it wasn't technically illegal either. Regulation takes time to catch up with technology.   Then one day, it was   very illegal . Fines arrived. Warnings flooded in. Some people went to jail. Then LoveFilm emerged. Netflix followed. Spotify launched. The story ends well—for tho

While you were watching billionaires, the robot revolution already landed. You just missed the boat. Last week, I posted about AI+robotics job displacement and the urgent need for UBI.  This week, Jeff Bezos dropped $6.2B on Project Prometheus to automate manufacturing. When you read headlines like that, it feels disconnected from reality, doesn't it? Billionaires. Silicon Valley. $6.2 billion. These numbers feel abstract, remote, like someone else's future in someone else's

MY JOURNEY (PROBABLY YOURS TOO) I started with   Grammarly   for polish, and   Google   for research. Then ChatGPT arrived in November 2022, and like millions of others, I thought:   "Finally - one tool to rule them all." Until it wasn't. The breaking point? I asked ChatGPT to analyse a transcript and extract quotes on a specific topic. It delivered - except   the quotes didn't exist . Not paraphrased. Not summarised.   Completely fabricated. That's not a "harmless hallucinat

Why this rebel is rebelling against AI slop–and how Red Rising is the perfect proving ground I’ve been in the trenches of media production for 15+ years, and since 2018, when Synthesia first whispered synthetic smiles and Adobe Neural Filters turned “impossible” into “one-click,” the way we work and tackle creative challenges has changed at an ever-accelerated pace. Yet every year the same sludge floods the feeds: AI-generated “content” that’s fast, cheap, and utterly soulles