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The U.S. Copyright Office says copyright belongs to the human author — but it can’t tell you...

Identity. The word itself has many meanings depending on who you ask. In some ways, our entire...

by Ronin Volf For as long as humans have been creating, we’ve been haunted by a quiet...

by Ronin Volf I’ve been watching an interesting phenomenon unfold on social media, mainly on...

by Ronin Volf We talk about AI chatbots as tools, as assistants, as conversation partners. But...

by Ronin Volf I used to be more enthusiastic about AI. Not just interested—genuinely excited in a...

Everyone’s freaking out about “AI slop,” all this AI-generated content flooding the internet. But...

Every scientist knows the feeling: the research is finished, the results are clear—and yet, the...

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been following and engaging in conversations on social media...

When I published Aithorship, I included access to the preliminary chatlog that formed the...

I wrote AITHORSHIP to make a simple argument: that authorship can still belong to a human, even...