The Torment Nexus
Mathew IngramAnalysis and perspective on technology and culture
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The Internet Archive should be protected not attacked
In a recent edition of The Torment Nexus, I wrote about Wikipedia, which I argued was one of the best things the internet ever created (or that we all created with the help of the internet). In my opinion, there is another thing that ranks ...
Is AI like the slide rule or is it like the Industrial Revolution?
I’ve used this analogy before in other contexts, but the way we respond to or think about artificial intelligence reminds me of the old parable – first recorded in a Buddhist text from about 500 BCE – about the blind men who encountered an ...
Wikipedia is the best thing the internet has ever made
I know what many of you are thinking as you read the headline on this post: The best thing ever? But what about Twitch Plays Pokemon, in which millions of people simultaneously played the game by posting commands in a chat room? Or the Holo...
OpenAI's new browser is just a small part of a much bigger plan
It’s a truism – at least in my experience – that the coverage of new product launches often seems to focus on the minutiae of a product. With Apple’s new phones, for example, it’s about how rounded the corners are or how big the bezel is, h...
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