Brad Littlejohn
Essays and reflections from Brad Littlejohn at American Compass, addressing the crisis of human competence and the fracture of community in an age of WALL-E-fication.
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Is AI the New Covid? Pt. I: The Trouble with Exponentials
Four weeks ago, a hitherto-unknown AI researcher named Jacob Coxon suddenly became a household name when his resignation tweet-thread warning of impending AI apocalypse broke containment and infected almost every known media environment. To...
Childhood in a Vice Grip
A little over two years ago, I had the pleasure to sit in the audience for a panel at the National Conservatism conference on “Big Tech and Big Porn.” I’d published a handful of essays on tech policy over the previous years, as well as writ...
A Tantalizing Taste of Digital Freedom
I’m writing this post on the last day of a much-needed family vacation, so this will be something of a change of pace from my usual writing—shorter, more casual and conversational—but still digging in to some familiar themes.
Kids Thes...
Left to Our Own Devices
Today, if most of us reach into our pockets, we will pull out a shiny black mirror with a logo on the back that evokes nothing so much as the forbidden fruit of Genesis 3. This was hardly what Steve Jobs had in mind when he first named his...
A Tech Skeptic's Apology
Last week, I published at Commonplace a modest essay entitled “Tech Policy’s Libertarian Hangover.” It was hardly my most ground-breaking or earth-shaking writing in this space, intended rather merely as something of a ground-clearing exerc...
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