The Algorithmic Bridge

The Algorithmic Bridge

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The Algorithmic Bridge
The Algorithmic Bridge
How AI Could Be the End of the Internet as We Know It

How AI Could Be the End of the Internet as We Know It

And what we can do about it.

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Alberto Romero
Sep 09, 2022
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A black keyboard at the bottom of the picture has an open book on it, with red words in labels floating on top, with a letter A balanced on top of them. The perspective makes the composition form a kind of triangle from the keyboard to the capital A. The AI filter makes it look like a messy, with a kind of cartoon style.
Teresa Berndtsson / Better Images of AI / Letter Word Text Taxonomy / CC-BY 4.0

I started The Algorithmic Bridge (TAB) with one purpose: To help you learn about and make sense of the impending future that AI is shaping all around us. To achieve that goal I’ve written about many topics that, although often seem disconnected, are tightly entwined.

I’ve written about the disruptive trend of AI art (text-guided visual art, as Ryan Murdock calls it) and how it will urge critical conversations about what is art and what it means to be an artist.

I’ve written about open-source practices as a positive force to achieve democratic AI, how it’s the key to fighting the stronghold big tech companies have over these technologies—and how we ought to find balance between openness and safety.

I’ve written about social media algorithms and their unparalleled capacity to influence our behaviors online, and define our digital lives—particularly those of our youngest.

I’ve written about large models’ mastery o…

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