Simple space to learn AI in plain English. Clear definitions, easy examples, and small experiments as we go.
Arendt showed how totalitarianism, from Hitler to Stalin, thrived when truth blurred and judgment went silent. Eichmann’s “sheer thoughtlessness” was her warning: great harm comes when people stop thinking. In A.I., hiding facts and automating approval risks the same. Keep truth visible, judgment alive, and power shared.
We build AI to extend ability, reduce toil, understand ourselves, compete, and create. This plain English guide explains AI’s core ideas, from data and machine learning to deep learning and human parallels. Bad data makes bad models, in machines and in us. By improving inputs and acting with clarity, we shape both our tools and ourselves.
