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Image on Unsplash Law enforcement has adopted facial recognition technology under the assumption that machines could do what humans struggle with, which is identify suspects accurately and without the biases that come from human judgment. The pitch sounds compelling on its surface. A surveillance camera captures a face. The system checks a database of millions of faces and returns candidates ranked by mathematical similarity. An investigator narrows the list. An eyewitness lo

Image generated with Gemini We've built AI systems that can reason across entire books, code across millions of lines, and converse in ways that feel almost human. Except they can't remember you from one conversation to the next.  Every time you start a new chat, the model forgets everything about you, everything you've told it, everything you've established in previous conversations. This isn't a limitation we're working around anymore. It's the fundamental constraint that's

Image generated with Gemini A study analyzing over 8,885 long-form social media posts from 2018 to 2024 discovered a dramatic acceleration in AI-generated content. Only 5.34% of posts were AI-written before 2023, but after ChatGPT became widely accessible, the average jumped to 24.05% ( IACIS, 2025 ). It is not simply that AI is generating content but that this AI-generated content spreads measurably faster than human-written content, with research showing that AI-generated f