🚨 BREAKING: Penguin sued OpenAI over copyright infringement in Germany. As someone who has been writing about AI copyright lawsuits for over 3.5 years, it's interesting to observe that the number of European AI copyright lawsuits is finally on the rise.

The internet is leaving the age of diversification (search-engine and social-media-led) and entering the age of homogenization (AI chatbot-led). Whoever is looking for authenticity and niche interests will have to find gated communities where such human content still exists.

How companies interpret "human in the loop":

🚨 Nobody can fully predict what two decades from now will look like. However, generative AI has already led to three important divides that are starting to shape society. As we saw with social media, some of the societal implications are likely irreversible. My full article:

🚨 Interesting report on AI deception by the United Nations' scientific advisory board. Bookmark it below:

AI chatbots can be harmful and children should not be using them unsupervised.

How "AI-first" companies organize their workflows:

It also applies to reading. Some people would rather NOT read something AI-assisted, as they're interested in the raw, authentic expression of human authors. Others say they don't care or prefer AI-optimized text. AI disclosure will function as an audience selection tool.

🚨 AI companions are on the rise, as well as the tragic stories associated with them. If you use AI chatbots regularly, watch my 1-hour conversation with Dr. Raffaele Ciriello and Dr. Jessica Szczuka on the data, the risks, and the governance of AI companions. Link below:

Many people (myself included) see writing as a form of deep, authentic expression. Using AI to replace any aspect of the writing process is felt as shallow, undesirable, and almost outrageous. For others, writing is just a task. You must know what type of writer you are.

"Agreeable" AI chatbots are dumbifying people while making them believe they're newly found geniuses who just need a "soft" AI push to manifest their great ideas. It's sad to watch.

Contrary to what many in the AI industry seem to assume, most people do not want humans to be transformed into AI-powered hybrid cyborgs.

OpenAI will not launch its erotic chatbot anymore.

🚨 BREAKING: The European Parliament's position on the changes to the EU AI Act is out. To stay up to date with the latest developments, join my newsletter's 92,500+ subscribers (link below).

Many people are starting to realize that technology can also make people worse off. Sometimes "less is more." Welcome to 2026.

🚨 "AI has had zero impact on US economic growth over 2025" - Goldman Sachs

🚨 Trump's legislative recommendations IGNORE most AI risks and harms and seek to shield AI companies from legal accountability. With the goal of not hindering innovation and supporting America's AI dominance, people's concerns have been left out. My full article:

🚨 Don't worry, AI will make us even more accelerated and "productive":

🚨 Unpopular opinion: Polymarket and Kalshi are gambling platforms and should be regulated as such.

This makes absolutely no sense.

This post made many AI authors angry.

Nobody wants to read AI-generated books.

The "agentic internet" you ordered:

🚨 BREAKING: The White House has FINALLY released a National Policy Framework for AI. What might a "U.S. AI Act" look like? What will likely be the main bottlenecks during legislative negotiations? I'll cover the topic in depth in my newsletter. Join 92,200+ subscribers below.

Generative AI might NOT survive the test of time.

🚨 The AI industry wants human work to be fully replaced by AI. However, it will only be possible if most people, companies, and governments agree with the "NO WORK" paradigm. Hopefully, it will NOT happen. My article below:

Someone built a Google Translate for LinkedIn:

American billionaire Marc Andreessen says that he has as little introspection as possible because “people who dwell in the past get stuck in the past” and “400 years ago it would never have occurred to anybody to be introspective.” I would love to hear your [introspective] thoughts below:

Schools should go back to pen-and-paper only (and everyone knows it).

🚨 Unpopular opinion: this feature will be an AI safety disaster, and OpenAI should NOT launch it.

Every "AI strategy" meeting in 2026: [Cartoon by Tom Fishburne]

🚨 AI companies want you to train AI to be particularly convincing and manipulative, then have it replace you. They want humans to be converted into OBEDIENT legions of "AI trainers." But it doesn't need to be that way. More in my newsletter, link below.

Unpopular opinion: AI-generated books symbolize the beginning of humanity's cultural decay.

Prediction: knitting, watercolor painting, ceramics, and woodworking will come back strong.

🚨 People are starting to realize that they are fully UNPROTECTED from the negative consequences of AI. Now is the time for countries, individually and collectively, to democratically decide how they want to regulate AI. In a few years, it could be too late. My full article:

Many of the fantasies about the future of AI ignore the basic fact that people crave simple, deeply human things. No agentic web, AI companion, or personal intelligence will replace our need for acceptance, belonging, love, etc. We might end up fully rejecting the "age of AI."

How ironic that AI companies need to cite "human experts" to increase the perceived value of their products. This is the whole history of the AI industry, and why current 'AI replacement' forecasts are exaggerated. Humans value human expertise (and it should be compensated).

It might sound CRAZY today, but in a few years it will be clear that if we consider work and human cognitive development important, we'll have to protect them with laws against 'AI intrusion.' Believe me, the pro-human movement is just starting.

🚨 Our AI Book Club has reached 5,400+ members and 34 books. To dive deeper into AI's challenges, start here:

🚨 Most people haven't realized it yet, but pro-human AI laws are already here. In a sea of inaction and deregulation, New York is surprisingly taking the lead. My article below:

🚨 Here's the vibe coding you ordered:

🚨 BREAKING: According to Axios, the Trump administration is preparing an Executive Order prohibiting the use of Anthropic's models by the federal government.

It's the beginning of the end of the supremacy of language in AI (and a great moment for European innovation!)

🚨 BREAKING: OpenAI delays ChatGPT "adult mode" (Of course, there would be too many scandals at the same time. It will wait until after the IPO.)

Strangely, both Anthropic and OpenAI seem to operate like cults. Criticizing their AI practices leads to personal offenses, blocks, and angry apocalyptic replies. That's a sad state of affairs in a time when serious AI governance efforts should be a priority.

🚨 A reminder that anthropomorphizing AI can be dangerous, and it has already led to mental health harm and suicides. It's particularly risky when minors and vulnerable groups are involved. Claude's new "constitution" fosters AI anthropomorphism. My articles below:

🚨 AI's Acceleration Paradox The AI industry's acceleration narrative ignores basic facts about the human body, the human mind, human behavior, and human societies. It might drag us to a dystopian future. My full article:

🚨 Unpopular opinion: The premises behind this bill are correct (increase the accountability of AI companies, support AI liability, protect people). The execution is wrong (it shouldn't ban but demand strict guardrails for regulated areas). More in my newsletter.

🚨 BREAKING: Dario Amodei apologizes. "Anthropic has much more in common with the Department of War than we have differences."

🚨 The Pentagon has officially designated Anthropic and its AI products a "supply-chain risk." It's the first time in U.S. history that an American company receives that designation. 😱