Artificial intelligence
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Human-written articles easier to grasp than AI-written ones
Readers struggled with AI-generated texts, often encountering inappropriate, complex, or uncommon words, as well as difficult to understand data and…
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AI systems are built on English – but not the kind most of the world speaks
AI models too often produce a monolithic version of English that erases variation.
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Are you really doing enough to detect “botshit” in your AI-generated content?
A case study showing just how much checking, thinking about, and questioning is needed to detect botshit in AI outputs.
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Researchers call to rethink the norms of human-machine interactions
They challenge the long-standing belief that only humans can think socially, make decisions, and create meaning in conversations.
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Businesses can’t escape the AI revolution – so here’s how to build a culture of safe and responsible use
Many organisations are moving quickly on AI technology. Far too few are focused on proactively managing its risks.
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Will an AI guardrails approach really work?
The lessons that should be learned from another guardrails approach case study.
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A weird phrase is plaguing scientific papers – and we traced it back to a glitch in AI training data
The nonsense term may now be permanently embedded in AI knowledge bases. How many other nonsensical terms exist in AI…
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ChatGPT just passed the Turing test. But that doesn’t mean AI is now as smart as humans
The Turing test has been popularised as the ultimate indicator of machine intelligence. But the truth is more complicated.
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Integrating LLMs with local knowledge bases assists sustainability, but neglects tacit knowledge and complexity
LLM-LKB integration has value, but misses tacit knowledge, which is important to achieving sustainability in the face of complex realities.
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AI isn’t what we should be worried about – it’s the humans controlling it
The dread that AI evokes seems a distraction from the more disquieting scrutiny of humanity’s own dark nature.
