May 29, 2026
Resistance Against AI Is Not Futile. A List Is A Good Start
The AI Resist List project wants to challenge the current narrative of the AI industry. And offers action points for everyone. A brief commentary.
May 29, 2026
Resistance Against AI Is Not Futile. A List Is A Good Start
The AI Resist List project wants to challenge the current narrative of the AI industry. And offers action points for everyone. A brief commentary.
May 26, 2026
Critical Views On LLMs and Health Advice: An Academic Reading List
A large part of advice sought from AI assistants is health related. Time to look at papers that take a critical view of LLMs and health advice.
May 24, 2026
Hey AI, Pump the Brakes
When confident answers move faster than verified facts
May 15, 2026
Critical Views On LLMs, Another Academic Reading List
Seven studies that investigate bias and the impact of LLMs on disempowered and vulnerable users.
May 10, 2026
Confident, Polished, and Incorrect: A Case Study in AI Reliability
A case study on reliability, scope discipline, and real-world trust.
March 30, 2026
The AI Industry, Unloved
Rarely has a new industry burned through so much good will in such a short time. This is both a chance and a danger.
March 26, 2026
Responsibility Hand-Over
While the Grok scandal has been met with public outrage, responsibility and blame is now slowly shifted onto the users.
March 9, 2026
Nuclear Weapons, Artificial Intelligence, and the Lessons of History Still Relevant Today
A similarity between nuclear weapons and AI is the speed and opacity of their emergence. Both did not wait for humanity to be ready
March 7, 2026
Who Then Will Stand Up For Science?
Today scientists across the US will protest against the attacks on scientific institutions. To prevail, allies beyond academia are needed
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Misaligned Bits (Newsletter)

misaligned bits is our (roughly) weekly newsletter with bits and news, recaps from articles we published and latest studies in the field.
May 28, 2026
misaligned bits #27: Ex Cathedra
The pope joins the resistance, Berkeley had it with legal hallucinations, Colorado goes backwards, one in five expects unrest against AI.
May 20, 2026
misaligned bits #26: Distrusted
Most people do not think AI will make things better, too many ask AI about health, and AI can’t cope with users distrusting it.
May 15, 2026
misaligned bits #25: Retracted
ChatGPT’s learning successes retracted, questionable productivity stats, Palantir gets more of UK’s health data, hallucinations are accelerating, and AI assistants make us a bit dumber.
May 8, 2026
misaligned bits #24: Word-For-Word
Legal agents in Word, Meta’s AI copies word-for-word, the Pentagon has a word with AI companies, and what influences the use of writing assistants.
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