No Coding, No Jailbreak: Call me a jerk – breaking ChatGPT 5 with Authority?
When I read the 2025 study “Call Me A Jerk: Persuading AI to Comply with Objectionable Requests” (SSRN 5357179), one result stuck [...]
AI Erotica, Misogyny, Censorship and the Normalization of Synthetic Harm
Do you know what your children are looking at? Not what you think they’re seeing, but what they share in private chats, [...]
When LLMs choose blackmail and murder over shutdown: Anthropic’s Agentic Misalignment
By now, you’ve probably seen the headlines: an AI model blackmailed an employee just to avoid being shut down. In another trial, [...]
When AI Trains on AI: The Science of Autophagy and Model Collapse
Generative AI is built on a paradox. On one hand, it creates increasingly realistic text, images, audio and video. On the other, [...]
EU AI Act in Force: Comprehensive overview on implications for GPAI providers, creators and copyright regulation
On 2 August 2025, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) stopped being a looming policy threat and became binding law, [...]
Can Claude Run a Business? A Critical Look at Anthropic’s Project Vend
On June 27th, Anthropic published Project Vend, a controlled experiment testing whether its language model, Claude, could manage a small office snack store. [...]
How did we get from generative AI and algorithms to the collapse of personal taste?
When it came out, generative AI was marketed as boundless creative potential, however users find themselves stuck in a loop of recycled [...]
The Environmental Impact of LLMs like ChatGPT: How much does a “thank you” cost?
Tech companies love to brag about how smart their AI is, but when it comes to how much energy, water and carbon [...]
Rethinking Thinking: The Cognitive Shift Driven by AI and ChatGPT
Imagine this: It’s the 1950s. You’re slouched over your school desk, chewing your pencil, panicking about what to write for your assignment [...]
How AI Slop Became a Propaganda Tool for Political Memefare
In the chaos of today’s internet, there’s a flood of low-effort, algorithmically generated content, known as AI slop and it has become [...]