Siddharth Saoji Tag: AI
All the articles with the tag "AI".
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The Familiarity Trap
As LLMs become more familiar and personalized, their answers can feel more trustworthy than they should. This post explores why that growing sense of comfort can quietly reduce our skepticism in decisions that are still deeply human.
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The Paths Nobody's Walking
AI often moves in waves shaped by a small set of influential voices. This post explores what opportunities might be hiding in the directions the industry is currently ignoring.
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Unit 22B and Unit 734: On Tired Humans and Sycophantic LLMs
A dialogue between two future robotic observers comparing an exhausted human's tendency to argue with an LLM's tendency to yield. The result is a funny but pointed look at two very different failure modes.
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Stop Hiding the Dashes
A witty, speculative reflection on the early AI era, this piece explores why people once hid the signs of AI-assisted writing and what that revealed about shame, cognition, originality, and trust. Beneath the humor is a sharper question: when AI helps shape our words, what exactly are we outsourcing—and what are we keeping?