Linguists find that different AIs have different ways of speaking, but their conclusions are missing an important factor: evolution.

You’re driving along, enjoying the rural scenery, when you pass a farm that’s just had manure spread on the fields. “Recirc” or “Fresh Air”?

When a client caved to “the current climate” I had to say something.

It took a small change in wording (but no change in procedure) to convince Cigna to cover my surgery and hospital stay.

If someone refers to an AI or an LLM as “just a fancy autocomplete,” they are simply wrong — and it’s obvious when you think about it.

A new exploit lets users spend hours getting a chatbot to do what any 12-year-old can already do. Oh, the horror!

Cora provided me the perfect prose for a provider petition, with every word starting with P — for reasons you’ll understand.

Why be neurodivergent when you can be “neurospicy”?

Why would ChatGPT reinforce someone’s dangerous delusions? (Did no one think to ask it?) Cora gives me the — long — answer.

Even AI knows that today’s LLMs are “a toddler with a rocket strapped to its back.” But the media always seems excited to discover it makes mistakes.