ai failures

The battle between modern AI chatbots and the retro charm of Atari Video Chess has become an unexpected parable about the current state of artificial intelligence. For many, watching Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT—products often touted as technological marvels—fall to a 1979 video game is both an...

It is a rare feat in the tech world when nostalgia and humility combine to deliver a powerful lesson to the bleeding edge of artificial intelligence. Yet this is precisely what unfolded recently, as a 1979 Atari 2600 game—Video Chess—managed to outplay and defeat not just one but two of the most...

In a spectacle that blends nostalgia, technical curiosity, and a dash of AI bravado, the recent head-to-head chess match between Microsoft Copilot and an emulated Atari 2600 console has captivated tech enthusiasts worldwide. While artificial intelligence is frequently hailed as the apex of...

Mathematics, once regarded as the most objective and unyielding of the sciences, now finds itself at the center of a fresh controversy in the era of generative artificial intelligence. While applications like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot promise to revolutionize the way we learn...

The alarm bell rings across the digital world: centralized AI, guided by a handful of powerful corporations, is tightening its grip over a $4.8 trillion industry, raising unprecedented concerns about digital freedom, transparency, and ethical accountability. This mounting concern is not just...

In the past, technology was often described in the language of optimism—progress, innovation, transformation. But in the rapidly evolving landscape of 2025, the narrative has shifted. Artificial Intelligence now stands as both the crowning achievement of our era and the catalyst for anxiety...

When Microsoft releases a new whitepaper, the tech world listens—even if some only pretend to have read it while frantically skimming bullet points just before their Monday standup. But the latest salvo from Microsoft’s AI Red Team isn’t something you can bluff your way through with vague nods...