Politico’s recent sale to German tech-obsessed Axel Springer has prompted existential crises – will AI replace witty banter in newsrooms or will human touch still rule?

Ready to laugh? When AI goes rogue and turns into a cyber-bandit, who’s to blame? Its creator? The user? Or maybe we need AI prisons? All hilariously complicated!

Say goodbye to Apple’s brains, Sir Jony Ive, as he packs up his genius and readies for a tech-venture with the star-studded Elon Musk. Stay tuned!

“Artificial Intelligence, once a beacon of promise, is now insidiously impersonating YouTuber Josh Petersdorf, channeling his voice to promote game cheats without his consent – a bizarre gaming-first in digital identity theft.”

In the quest for “work-ridding” productivity, Block introduces DJI’s AI Agent, an innovation promising revolution, or possibly another way to squeeze our work hours.

This Wired piece humorously reveals AI’s limitations: discerning humor and language nuances. Despite warnings from tech gurus, AI isn’t going away—so we’d better brush up on binary banter!

“Google, our knight in algorithmic armor, dispenses its wisdom in tidy packages, no mess, no fuss. Tendering tech-enhanced clairvoyance, it even predicts our search before we’ve typed.”

“Sundar Pichai sees AI as fire or electricity. Alphabet raised a toast to this ‘light bulb’ moment, crowning him Google’s CEO. Talk about connection over ‘current’ affairs!

“Sophisticated machines, acting as silent decision makers, influence our society at large. But remember, they are as wise or as myopic as the data we teach them.”

“Bots are creating music that’s eerily human-like, turning streaming platforms into arenas for AI-composed songs. Virtual Beethovens, anyone?”