How to Survive the Internet
Jamie BartlettHelping you live a more fulfilling digital life
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Addictive social media is in the dock. Will AI be next?
The recent Meta ruling could be far reaching
Social media has finally had its ‘tobacco moment’. Last month, a jury in Los Angeles concluded that Meta and Google were liable for harming a young woman by building products that were addictive...
Five ways large language model are weird
Helping you live a more fulfilling digital life
My new book ‘How to Talk to AI (and how not to)’ is out this week. Sorry to bombard you. (I’ll leave you alone next week, I promise).
Why have I written a new book about AI?
It's publication week.
It’s been a while since I posted here – sorry about that. Now I can tell you why. For the last 12 months or so I’ve been writing a new book, called ‘How to Talk to AI (and how not to)’. It is finally out this week.
These users are terrified of ChatGPT's next upgrade
And not for the reasons you might think
It is widely thought that OpenAI will release an updated model in the coming weeks – the more powerful ChatGPT-5. According to Sam Altman, it will be faster, use more tokens per session, be capable o...
The trouble with inaction
Everyone can see what's happening, and no-one can stop it
The BBC published another infuriating article yesterday about criminality becoming embedded in our High Streets.
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Technology writer & broadcaster. Author of several books about technology & society, including The Dark Net & The People Vs Tech. You might know me as the presenter of The MIssing Cryptoqueen and Believe in Magic. (I'm still looking).
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