40% of executives claim AI saves 8 hours weekly. Two-thirds of workers see under 2 hours. New surveys reveal why the productivity revolution isn't reaching the ground floor.
Anthropic publishes 80-page constitution teaching Claude why to behave ethically. Safety ranks above ethics. Company acknowledges possible AI consciousness.
Implicator.ai cuts through the AI hype—no buzzwords, no fluff. We publish original reporting and analysis on how AI reshapes politics, business, and everyday life—and what those changes really mean.
We're based in San Francisco and published by Schuler Media, LLC. We're independent, reader‑first, and relentlessly skeptical.
Why People Read Us
Power & accountability: We track the moves of companies and policymakers—from OpenAI to Brussels and Washington.
Work & culture: We report how generative AI affects real jobs and real people.
Context over noise: We don't repurpose press releases. We interrogate them.
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See our full team, roles, bios, and contact details below. Every byline on Implicator.ai links to a public author page with credentials and recent work.
Our Editorial Standards
Authorship & bylines
Every story carries a human byline that links to an author bio page.
We date‑stamp all stories (publish + update time) and label formats like News, Analysis, or Opinion.
Fact-Checking & Ethics Policy.
We cite primary sources, link out for verification, and clearly label analysis vs. news.
We verify all technical claims against original white papers, GitHub repositories, or official filings before publication. We do not rely on secondary reporting.
Anonymous sources are rare. We use them only for compelling public‑interest reasons and when we can verify information off‑record.
Use of AI tools
Our stories are written and edited by humans. We use AI tools to assist with transcription, code verification, and data parsing, but we never use AI to generate opinion, analysis, or final article text. All output is verified against primary sources.
Corrections & updates
We correct errors promptly and note what changed and when.
For material corrections, we add a timestamped note at the bottom of the article.
Tech translator with German roots who fled to Silicon Valley chaos. Decodes startup noise from San Francisco. Launched implicator.ai to slice through AI's daily madness, crisp, clear, with Teutonic precision and sarcasm.
Lynn runs EdTech operations with a CFA in her pocket and fresh powder on her mind. From her Swiss mountain base, she skewers AI myths one story at a time. Author of Artificial Stupelligence. Freeskier. Professional bubble-burster.
Bilingual tech journalist from California slicing through AI noise at implicator.ai. Decodes digital culture with a ruthless Gen Z lens, fast, sharp, relentlessly curious. Bridges Silicon Valley's marble boardrooms, hunting who tech really serves.
Based in New Delhi, Harkaram covers the India–Germany–U.S. AI triangle for implicator.ai—tracking how models, startups, and policy moves travel across borders and land in real products, real companies, and real jobs. With a background in international operations and cross-market business development, he pays attention to the unsexy but decisive forces behind the headlines: supply chains, enterprise adoption, and the talent pipeline. He writes to cut through the buzzwords and make global AI shifts readable, concrete, and hard to spin.
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