Newslttrs

You know how sometimes you say a word too many times and it starts to sound like it's not a real word and loses all meaning?

Another day, another report of anthropomorphised malevolent AI behaviour.

This is the third and final part of a short series on the carbon footprint of email.

This is the second part of a series on the supposed green benefits of deleting email.

At my day job it is apparently Green Week in which we're encouraged to consider our impact on the natural environment.

I started writing this Newslttr in a hotel in Hong Kong where I was on a mixed working/chilling trip.

There's been a lot of hype this week over the first so-called AI Actress, Tilly Norwood.

They're at it again.

GPT-5 is alive & Grok's a perv The big tech news is, of course, the release by OpenAI of GPT-5, the latest iteration of its flagship large language model.

Believe it or not, it's Friday again and so here is a quick rundown of the stories that caught my eye this week.

Thirty years ago Oasis topped the charts, my waist was still slim and the world wide web was new and exciting.

Welcome back for another weekly round up of things that I saw online and thought interesting enough to share.

What's your number one pet peeve in a TV show?

Welcome to this, the third Friday Wrap covering the AI and other tech news stories that caught my eye over the past week.

Welcome back for the second of my weekly round-ups.