Category: Media

Skimming Articles is Killing My Deep Learning

Shallow assumptions about complex topics are the bane of AI summary tools

Skimming articles and using quick AI-generated summaries is killing my ability, and yours, to understand complex topics. While the shortcut offers headline-level comprehension, it often miss vital details from primary sources. Instead of depending on summaries or (shudder) listicles and quick-hit videos, I’ve learned to prioritize original source material whenever possible.

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Category: Media

The Internet Is Worse Than Ever, But We’re Too Addicted to Leave

Sick of social media, and stuck with it

The year is 2025 and the state of human interaction is at a crossroads. We’ve been here before. The social Internet reinvents itself every decade and five years after a pandemic things have coalesced.

For the better the Internet continues to be a place of discovery, entertainment and shared zeitgeist. At it’s worst it is a terrible conveyer of current events, of share in-depth analysis and a creator of civil public discourse. Personal posturing and AI generated content may have irrevocably broken things.

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