Anti-AI Advocates badly over-reach with Thaler v. The Us·Oct 17, 2025· 3 min read TL/ DR The scope of Thaler v. The US Copyright office only addresses registering a machine's name as the copyright holder. That's it. Any other claims about the decision simply aren't true. I locked horns yesterday with an a...Oct 17, 2025·4 min read
Anthropic wins key AI training court battleThe courts just handed down an important ruling about the training of AI from internet data. If this interests you, you should read this article: Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit | Reuters When reading that ar...Jun 24, 2025·2 min read
AI and Self AwarenessDeep Networks in general, and LLMs in specific are easy to get overawed by. But if you understand nothing else about them, you should understand this. In simplistic terms, (which my friend Justin would tear apart as a stickler for scientific accuracy...May 13, 2025·2 min read
Musings on Books, Coding and ChaosI just delivered the second draft of my new book Functional Programming for Procedural Game Programmers. It is being published through the Innovative Ink line from Kendall&Hunt. Purdue is on a book kick, so they effectively gave (or will give, I have...May 5, 2025·5 min read
What AI Can't DoWelcome to my new eclectic blog. I have a lot of interests, and a lot of thoughts about them. In this weekly blog I am going to share and explore them. To kick it off, I am going to reprint one of my most recent articles from LinkedIn. If you enjoy i...Apr 30, 2025·3 min read