In the pages of the Wall Street Journal, Andrew responds to an article suggesting that we'll get used to the disruptive technologies of our time - namely AI - by remembering how we acclimated to technology in the past. But there's a problem with that thinking.
Are AI Chatbots Approaching Consciousness?
Before there was Claude or ChatGPT, there was ELIZA. At the Daily Wire, Andrew discusses the latest high-profile admission that AI could be conscious. Turns out humans have a long history of thinking machines are conscious and intelligent, even when they're not.
AI “Friends” Are Not the Answer to Our Loneliness Problem
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg thinks you can top up your friends network with "AI friends." At the New York Post, Andrew explains why that's terrible advice that won't fix our loneliness problem.
Why In-N-Out Burger Is What Vibrant Conservatism Tastes Like
Can a burger joint be a good example of a vibrant American conservatism? A profile of In-N-Out Burger.
Can Robert Burns’ Soul of Freedom Save Us From Another Civil War?
He survived the cancel culture of his day to become the favorite poet of presidents. Can he save us from a civil war in 2022 and beyond?
Parents: Don’t “Butt Out” of Your Kids’ Education
In this podcast, I discuss parents as the primary educators of their children. Learn why this is more important today than ever.
Are We Luddites Just for Logging Off?
In the wake of the Facebook whistleblower's testimony, we should set boundaries for the gadgets, machines, and platforms we use.