AI Fault Line: a map of disagreement about AI and the economy
An evidence-cited guide organizes research and expert disagreement across AI’s effects on productivity, jobs, inequality, regulation, and the pace of change.
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An evidence-cited guide organizes research and expert disagreement across AI’s effects on productivity, jobs, inequality, regulation, and the pace of change.
A macOS menu bar app uses a local model to control an RTL-SDR radio through plain-language requests.
Akwaaba describes a Claude assistant for Ghanaian community health workers, delivered through WhatsApp in Ewe, Twi and English.
A browser-based planner for lost-wax jewelry casting, from arranging a 3D model’s sprue tree to recording the casting result.
A Spanish-language fictional-town project presenting its films, characters, map, and a game.
Anew Editions turns out-of-print scholarly books into digital editions for the web and EPUB, preserving the original pagination and linking the notes.
A student-led initiative describes water filtration and electricity-free evaporative cooling systems for Sudanese schools.
Pakshinota is a browser side panel for Indian government offices that takes dictation, reads case files, drafts official text, and fills portal forms in an officer’s language.
A league archive presenting teams, players, season tables, and match results for a cheerfully named competition.
An independent journal on breathing physiology, evidence and practices, with an on-page breathing pacer.
BRINOVELA sells clear phone cases with real pressed flowers, alongside printed botanical designs and matching accessories.
A collection of free browser games designed for people to play together around one phone, tablet, or computer.
A Japanese software-development company offers exhibition-booth construction using cloth and LED-lit frames, alongside an unusually thoughtful argument for why an outsider might improve the industry.
A Windows app that saves Rocket League matches, charts game stats, and links coaching notes to moments in a replay.
A daughter introduces her father, Shrilal, as a Russian-speaking guide who can advise travelers on Sri Lanka or accompany them around the island.
A DoorDash-driver calculator estimates whether an offer is worth taking using its pay, distance, time, and your vehicle costs.
A collection of Deadlock mods and configuration tools focused on performance, readability, and gameplay customization.
A browser-based tool checks damaged .docx files, explains the problems it finds, and offers a repaired copy without uploading the file.
A welcoming music-club site for learning instruments, finding bandmates, making original music, and sharing performances.
A science-history publication pairs short documentaries with sourced story pages, experiments, a daily quiz, and an interactive physics game.
A free, no-download pixel horror game where you inspect night-shift visitors against a rule sheet and decide whether to let them in.
A free, multilingual guide to Vienna’s government processes, with tools for understanding letters, filling forms, finding offices, and tracking deadlines.
An independent campaign asks Nebraska football fans not to buy tickets or attend the Nov. 21 Ohio State game in Lincoln.
Artist Phivos-Angelos Kollias presents Ephemeron, a self-organising electronic music work with a live version computed in the visitor’s browser.