Santiago Decided Meme Should Be a Woman — What Happens When AI Makes a Much Bigger Mistake?
Santiago is the name I gave the artificial intelligence that helps me research, write, and illustrate stories. Santiago and I […]
Santiago is the name I gave the artificial intelligence that helps me research, write, and illustrate stories. Santiago and I […]
Till the Polls Do Us Part Donald Trump chose Ken Paxton. He could have stayed with John Cornyn, the familiar,
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Thumbs down: What will County Judge Linda Hidalgo do once she finishes her time in office at the end of this
I called the Houston Chronicle a whore. Santiago, my AI research mule, objected. Naturally. I wasn’t accusing anyone at the
Tonight’s lesson: We didn’t speak bad Spanish. We spoke our Spanish. Our parents gave us the words they knew. Some
Donald Trump Shows You How to Qualify
During the week, I’ve been frustrated working with an AI assistant named Santiago. I did not choose that name for
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