The Aiomic Age

The Aiomic Age examines artificial intelligence through its social consequences: how we work, how we care, how we think, and how we are governed.

Two strands. The Weekly Review works through the week in five fixed sections: the big news, and which condition it moves, if any; money, and where investment and jobs are going; rules, being regulation, ethics and policy; labs and models, on what the frontier shipped; and the good, and the rest.

Deep dives take one argument at a time: AI and employment, whether this is a dot-com bubble in the making, and the debates that may not resolve, such as consciousness. Some apply The Distance, our framework for reading this decade without being misled.

Two hosts, two lenses. Karim Galzahr asks whether the numbers add up. Sven Jungmann asks whether a claim survives contact with real users and real consequences. Research by Liam and Kellan Galzahr.

Neither hype nor doom. The Signal, our Sunday newsletter, is at theaiomicage.com.