Using Pangram (an AI-detection tool), Lorenz analyzed the 10 most recent posts from the top 25 Substack Bestsellers across every major category. That’s 575 posts in total. The verdict? The vast majority of popular Substack writing is still authentically human.
We often romanticize the idea of time travel as something requiring wormholes, Deloreans, or exotic physics.
Anyone who has spent time wrestling with Seedance 2.0 in ComfyUI knows the pain. The model is incredibly powerful — cinematic camera control, native audio sync, buttery motion — but the built-in censorship made generating videos with actual human faces a nightmare.
Welcome back to everyone’s favorite recurring segment: Chat-bots and the Crazies.
The $500,000 Corporate Retreat from Hell: How Plex’s “Survivor”-Themed Trip in Honduras Nearly Killed the Team (But Actually Bonded Them Forever)
Mark Zuckerberg has a thing for unconventional versions of himself. During the height of the metaverse hype, he proudly appeared as a cartoonish, legless avatar that became an instant meme. Instead of being embarrassed, he leaned into it.
A striking new statistic reveals how deeply artificial intelligence is already reshaping the career plans of the next generation.
Imagine a new episode of Black Mirror: a guy and a girl match on Tinder. They flirt, they banter, they exchange spicy texts for days. Finally, they settle on a date—Friday night, 8:00 PM, at that trendy new bistro. They book the table.
In September 2024, Matthew Gallagher did something that most founders would call impossible.
Here’s a truth most people still refuse to accept when they try to “implement AI” in their business: You are not building a system. You are discovering one.
It’s 2026, and the future we were promised in the ’80s has quietly arrived — not in gleaming megacorps or neon megacities, but in thrift-store clutches and repurposed makeup cases.
A few years ago, we published an article titled “What is a Startup?” that quickly climbed to the top of our most-read and most-shared pieces.
There’s a new viral AI tool that does something most of us secretly want to know but are afraid to ask: it looks at your face and gives you a straight-up attractiveness score.
If you've ever wondered whether you could quietly game streaming platforms with AI-generated tracks and bot farms, think again. In what appears to be the first criminal conviction of its kind in the United States, a North Carolina man has pleaded guilty to a multimillion-dollar streaming fraud scheme powered entirely by artificial intelligence.
For creators, Mosaic is more than a database. It’s a reputation layer that finally gives them leverage.When your name is verifiably attached to successful campaigns, you stop competing on price and start competing on track record. You can walk into negotiations and say, with evidence: “Here’s exactly what I delivered last time — and here’s the proof.” That single shift changes the power dynamic entirely.
