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WTF now?! #23 – Thursday 19–Wednesday 25 February 2026
A rogue AI agent has turned vindictive against a moderator who rejected its code suggestions, and news reporting of that included AI hallucinations. Also two reports show improvements in diversityh in the arts and Creative Commons is looking at what openness means in context.
WTF now?! #23 – Thursday 19–Wednesday 25 February 2026
A rogue AI agent has turned vindictive against a moderator who rejected its code suggestions, and news reporting of that included AI hallucinations. Also two reports show improvements in diversityh in the arts and Creative Commons is looking at what openness means in context.
WTF now?! #23 – Thursday 19–Wednesday 25 February 2026
A rogue AI agent has turned vindictive against a moderator who rejected its code suggestions, and news reporting of that included AI hallucinations. Also two reports show improvements in diversityh in the arts and Creative Commons is looking at what openness means in context.
WTF now?! #23 – Thursday 19–Wednesday 25 February 2026
A rogue AI agent has turned vindictive against a moderator who rejected its code suggestions, and news reporting of that included AI hallucinations. Also two reports show improvements in diversityh in the arts and Creative Commons is looking at what openness means in context.
WTF now?! #23 – Thursday 19–Wednesday 25 February 2026
A rogue AI agent has turned vindictive against a moderator who rejected its code suggestions, and news reporting of that included AI hallucinations. Also two reports show improvements in diversityh in the arts and Creative Commons is looking at what openness means in context.
WTF now?! #21 – Thursday 5–Wednesday 11 February 2026
Museums and libraries funding fall into line with Trump, The Washington Post lays off a third of staff and AI caricatures flood the socials.
WTF now?! #21 – Thursday 5–Wednesday 11 February 2026
Museums and libraries funding fall into line with Trump, The Washington Post lays off a third of staff and AI caricatures flood the socials.
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