I said it before. I said it on this very blog, on Interfaith Intrepid, back when folks were still treating artificial intelligence like it was some kind of science fiction novelty that only tech bros in San Francisco cared about. I said that the AI bans were coming, and I said that they were notContinue reading “AI Bans Are Here. I Told You So. Now Let’s Talk About Why This Is Bad.”
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When Compassion Gets Dismissed
Iāve been thinking a lot lately about something that happened in the wake of Charlie Kirkās death. Two people I knew online, one a good friend of mine and the other just an acquaintance through that friend, had a falling out over the whole thing. And honestly, I wasnāt surprised. Not because I wanted itContinue reading “When Compassion Gets Dismissed”
The Dark Web Goes Mainstream: Why Widespread Adoption Is Inevitable
The dark web has long been shrouded in mystery, often associated with illegal activity, privacy obsession, or niche internet subcultures. For most internet users, it remains a hidden corner of the web, accessible only through specialized software and technical know-how. Yet, as history has shown with technology, what starts as niche often becomes mainstream onceContinue reading “The Dark Web Goes Mainstream: Why Widespread Adoption Is Inevitable”
If Teens Can Work, Why Canāt They Monetize Online Content?
Across the United States and many other countries, labor laws have long recognized that teenagers can workāalbeit with protections in place. They need parental permission, they canāt work full-time during school days, and there are restrictions to ensure their safety and education arenāt compromised. These rules make sense: they balance opportunity with responsibility. But whenContinue reading “If Teens Can Work, Why Canāt They Monetize Online Content?”