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The future of news is people, bots and the avatars we trust
I was honored to be invited by Nieman Lab to contribute to Predictions for Journalism 2026. It gave me space to put words around something I’ve been…
 • Cory Corrine
AIs, humans and our existential fight for the power grid ...
We are at the very baby-beginning of something we can’t quite understand yet as humans.
 • Cory Corrine
Algorithm-pilled
TikTok is what happens when human satiation meets machine learning
 • Cory Corrine
AI as the ad and the advertiser
AI companies are going offline to earn trust while their products flood our feeds with more AI content
 • Cory Corrine
The microplastics of media: ambient AI
If the future of audio looks like automated mass production of thousands of shows a week by synthetic hosts for audiences of only twenty people, then it…
 • Cory Corrine
A recovery bot or an anorexia coach?
The role of AI in eating disorder treatment
 • Cory Corrine
A ‘political assassination’ in a distributed civil war
The reaction from the closest people in my life was immediate: don’t watch it.
 • Cory Corrine
Hiding in plain sight: the secret epidemic of digital addiction
Can tech solve all the loneliness it helped create?
 • Cory Corrine
Keeping kids safe on and offline
Will Meta's Teen Accounts help?
 • Cory Corrine
Psychedelics, AI and knowing yourself
Can AI be a "trip sitter"?
 • Cory Corrine
I saw tech become a first responder: Reflections 20 years after Katrina
Today, August 29, 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, one of the worst natural disasters of our modern consciousness.
 • Cory Corrine
Privacy is becoming a main character
Encryption does not fully equal privacy.
 • Cory Corrine
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