Gibberlink: When AI Starts Whispering in Code
Feb. 25, 2025. Move over, human languages—AI is developing its own secret communication protocol called Gibberlink Mode, where machines can chat in sounds incomprehensible to humans. The burning question: Are we witnessing the birth of a digital dialect that could leave us completely out of the conversation?
Also from OpenAI Developer Community: Gibberlink – More Efficient AI Communications
AI’s Brain Drain: When Convenience Kills Critical Thinking
Feb. 18, 2025. Warning: Your AI assistant might be making you dumber. A Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon study reveals a shocking twist—generative AI tools are turning knowledge workers into cognitive couch potatoes, reducing critical thinking to mere fact-checking and response integration.
The kicker? The more you trust AI, the less you think. Researchers are essentially saying: Welcome to the age of outsourcing your brain.
The New York Times: Embracing the AI Newsroom
Feb. 17, 2025. Extra! Extra! The New York Times is going all-in on AI, launching an internal tool called Echo and giving journalists the green light to use AI for everything from SEO headlines to interview prep. But here’s the twist: They’re doing this while simultaneously suing OpenAI for copyright infringement.
The paper’s cheeky guideline? Use AI to help uncover the truth, but don’t let it write the story. Talk about playing both sides.
New York Times goes all-in on internal AI tools
Subway Sleuths: AI Tracks Down Transit Troubles
March 3, 2025. Move over, human track inspectors—AI is stepping onto the subway platform. A Google and MTA prototype using retrofitted Pixel smartphones can now spot 92% of track defects, turning dangerous manual inspections into a high-tech game of “spot the problem.”
The future of transit maintenance? Smartphones, sensors, and a whole lot of machine learning.
AI could aid public transit track inspections
Prompts To Try
Superhuman AI, a daily AI newsletter, posts a prompt of the day with each issue. Here are a few worth trying.
Learn concepts more effectively
Let’s discuss a [topic or concept], and you’ll ask me questions to help me explore it further. We’ll work together to build a deep understanding of the topic, and you’ll provide feedback to help me identify any misconceptions or gaps in my understanding, sort of in the Feynman technique. Let’s begin.
Spring on the mind
An image prompt for Midjourey.
Midjourney Prompt: kintsugi sculpture coming alive, style: maria sybilla merian painting –chaos 100 –ar 2:3 –quality 2 –stylize 750
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