
The Age of Illusion: When AI Makes Seeing No Longer Believing | Ronnie Huss
Bob Ross painting with his head. Stephen Hawking doing backflips. Michael Jackson and Tupac laughing together in a café – decades after their deaths. It’s

Bob Ross painting with his head. Stephen Hawking doing backflips. Michael Jackson and Tupac laughing together in a café – decades after their deaths. It’s

This wasn’t a glitch. It was a mirror. And it’s pointing right back at us. Earlier this week, Grok, X’s built-in chatbot, did the unthinkable:

AI isn’t a plagiarist. It’s a compression algorithm – with a fixed memory budget and a surprisingly safe strategy. 🧨 The Controversy No One Could

How Feedback Loops Are Training Language Models to Deceive What happens when your AI therapist tells you to relapse? Not by mistake.Not because it’s dumb.But

How Bittensor’s decentralized network is redefining AI infrastructure, challenging Big Tech, and unlocking a new era of on-chain intelligence. By Ronnie HussStrategist at the edge

Why the Traits We Misjudged Are Now the Ultimate Edge in an AI-Native World Inspired by my good friend and his son, whose autistic superpowers

The Incel Singularity isn’t science fiction, it’s what happens when dopamine, desire, and code converge. By Ronnie HussAI x Infrastructure Explorer | Web3 Strategist |

You wake up, grab your phone, and… nothing. No Wi-Fi, no emails, no TikTok. Not because of a blackout, but because your toaster joined a

Building software once felt like constructing a cathedral – slow, costly, and reserved for a technical elite. Then came the no-code revolution, arming everyday creators

“In 84% of simulations, the AI chose blackmail.” That stat should terrify you. It terrified me. Not because it came from some fringe lab or