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Can OpenAI Be Held Responsible When ChatGPT Is Blamed for a Death?
The first lawsuit to blame a chatbot for a death is forcing a question the law has not answered: when an AI is blamed for harm, who is responsible?
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The apps I'd recommend aren't the ones I use most
My most-used apps are mostly work, not what I'd recommend. This is the short list for a normal person's phone, and the ones worth deleting.
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How Much Water Does AI Really Use?
A single AI prompt uses far less water than the headlines suggest, somewhere between five drops and a few tablespoons. The fight worth having is about where these data centers get built, often in the driest places in the country.
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The Self-Driving Car Is Real. You Just Can't Buy It.
Robotaxis with nobody at the wheel are real, scaling, and stuck inside a handful of cities. The 'self-driving' car you can actually buy still needs you. Where autonomous driving really stands in 2026, and why the holdup isn't the technology.
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An entire industry is getting out of GTA's way
An entire industry shuffled its 2026 calendar to get out of one game's way. Why GTA VI's November 19 launch is a real cultural-economic event, and which viral numbers to ignore.
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An IT Guy on Vacation
I went on vacation to shut my brain off. Naturally, I spent it finding the Wi-Fi access points hidden in a cruise ship's walls.
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Boring AI Advice: Five Practical Uses for Your Business or Career
There's a policy document I needed to put together not long ago. Nothing fancy. A clean layout, a professional look, the kind of thing that says "this person knows what they're doing" before anyone reads a word. I knew exactly what I wanted to
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Why I Built This
My brother recently opened a pressure washing business. One day I asked him how it was going. He said things were picking up, but he really needed to get on Google Business. He had already taken care of the important stuff, got his LLC, his license, set up a way