Newsletter Editions

Using AI just got more embarrassing

Plus: L.A. protests preview the new normal of surveillance tech.

Jun 13 •

AI-SEO would trash the internet

Plus: The Guardian finds a clever way to protect whistleblowers.

Jun 11 •

That report about how much it pays artists leaves out important details.

Jun 6 •

AI is making people weirder

Plus, what is Canadian Tire's plan for its big HBC purchase?

Jun 5 •

OpenAI's social network would be so boring

Plus: Vibe coders vulnerable to slopsquatting; an Online News Act for machine learning.

Apr 17 •

Causing problems on purpose

Tanking stocks and blowing whistles

Apr 11 •

Anyone else tired of market turmoil?

Stock market see-saws and gadget delays

Apr 9 •

Build Canada has gone full DOGE

Tech's pseudo-think tank uses misrepresented "studies" to justify cuts that would disproportionately impact Indigenous people and gut the media.

Apr 4 •

Crawling in the dark

AI crawlers are a nightmare for Wikipedia; Nintendo will face new, stiff competition for the Switch 2.

Apr 2 •

Canada's video game studios lose a power-up; CoreWeave's IPO could be the AI industry's nightmare.

Mar 27 •

You don't Build by cutting things down

Business leaders need to learn from history: austerity rarely ends well.

Mar 20 •

Plus: AI developers say they can’t survive without copyright violations.

Mar 17 •

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