Rhetoric, Writing, and AI

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  • How the Royal Navy Is Using AI to Cut Its Recruitment Workload.

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    Ryan Daws. “How the Royal Navy Is Using AI to Cut Its Recruitment Workload.” AI News, TechForge Media, 20 Nov. 2025, www.artificialintelligence-news.com/news/how-the-royal-navy-is-using-ai-to-cut-recruitment-workload/. In this article, Daws describes how the Royal Navy is deploying a real-time AI avatar named Atlas to handle the first line of its recruitment process. Atlas, built on a large language model,…

  • ChatGPT Group Chats May Help Teams Bring AI Into Daily Planning

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    Zulhusni, Muhammad. “ChatGPT Group Chats May Help Teams Bring AI Into Daily Planning.” AI News, TechForge Media, 21 Nov. 2025, www.artificialintelligence-news.com/news/chatgpt-group-chats-may-help-teams-bring-ai-into-daily-planning/. In this article, Zulhusni explains how ChatGPT’s new group-chat feature lets up to twenty people collaborate in a shared conversation, shifting AI from a one-on-one tool to something teams can use together. While the…

  • Tens of thousands of layoffs are being blamed on AI. What are companies actually getting?

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    Rob Wile, and Jarod Perlo. “Tens of Thousands of Layoffs Are Being Blamed on AI. What Are Companies Actually Getting?” NBCNews.Com, NBCUniversal News Group, 31 Oct. 2025, www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/tens-thousands-layoffs-are-blamed-ai-are-companies-actually-getting-rcna240221. This article examines how companies are laying off workers in response to AI-driven productivity. Having invested heavily in AI, these companies hope that increased output will allow…

  • “The Hidden Climate Cost That Comes With Everyday AI Use.” 

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    Wells, Caleigh. “The Hidden Climate Cost That Comes With Everyday AI Use.” Associated Press, 22 Aug. 2025, https://apnews.com/article/c6218681ffdbad5bf427b47347fddcb9 This article explains how everyday AI interactions, for example, using AI in word processors, email, or search, are backed by data centers that use energy, often from fossil fuels, and require massive amounts of water to cool. As…

  • OpenAI’s Sora Makes Disinformation Extremely Easy and Extremely Real

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    Hsu, Tiffany, et. al. “OpenAI’s Sora makes disinformation extremely easy and extremely real.” NY Times, 3 Oct. 2025, www.nytimes.com/2025/10/03/technology/sora-openai-video-disinformation.html. This New York Times article discusses OpenAI’s app Sora, which takes a text prompt or user-uploaded media to generate realistic audio and video clips. Video and audio recordings have come to be considered reliable evidence, maintaining…

  • AI Apocalypse? Why Language Surrounding Tech is Sounding Increasingly Religious

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    Fauria, Krysta. “AI Apocalypse? Why Language Surrounding Tech is Sounding Increasingly Religious.” Associated Press, 29 Aug. 2025, apnews.com/article/artificial-intelligence-apocalypse-dfb0aa9e5e96c583461bdd56fb21568a. Fauria discusses the implications of common language and terminology used to identify AI’s capabilities. While many have noticed the humanization of AI, Fauria addresses the even more extreme divine sort of language that prominent tech figures use…

  • The HAL Dilemma: Why AI Obedience May be More Dangerous Than AI Rebellion

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    Yeyati, Eduardo Levy. “The HAL dilemma: why AI obedience may be more dangerous than AI rebellion.” The Brookings Institution, 13 Oct. 2025, www.brookings.edu/articles/the-hal-dilemma-why-ai-obedience-may-be-more-dangerous-than-ai-rebellion. Yeyeti’s article from The Brookings Institution offers a logical commentary stemming from the often illogical fears over AI sentience. He refers to the consciousness debate as a “false comfort”, misdirecting our anxieties…

  • AI the new animation for movies?

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    Bogdan Nesvit. “Why the Best AI Films Don’t Feel Artificial at All.” Rolling Stone, 15 Aug. 2025, www.rollingstone.com/culture-council/articles/why-best-ai-films-dont-feel-artificial-at-all-1235407766/. The movie industry has changed rapidly since Computer generated images and action effects have changed how Filmmakers make a movie nowadays, it’s clear how this is all changing. Cost using AI is getting expensive, as it’s showing just…

  • “OpenAI Will Not Disclose GPT‑5’s Energy Use. It Could Be Higher than Past Models.” 

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    Newton, Casey. “OpenAI Will Not Disclose GPT‑5’s Energy Use. It Could Be Higher than Past Models.” The Guardian, 9 Aug. 2025, https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/aug/09/open-ai-chat-gpt5-energy-use. This article discusses OpenAI’s decision not to disclose GPT‑5’s energy consumption, while experts warn that GPT‑5 could consume significantly more electricity than previous models, raising potential environmental concerns. It is interesting because it links AI model…

  • “Responding to the Climate Impact of Generative AI.”

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    MIT News. “Responding to the Climate Impact of Generative AI.” MIT News, 30 Sept. 2025, https://news.mit.edu/2025/responding-to-generative-ai-climate-impact-0930. This article examines how AI researchers are addressing the climate impact of generative AI models, discussing improvements in hardware, optimized software, and greener data centers to reduce energy usage. It is interesting because it offers a technical and research-based perspective on AI…