Dario loves to challenge the status quo of AI ethics, reminding us that labeling data is good, but labeling people usually ends in awkward Thanksgiving dinners. He’s basically the AI philosopher we didn’t know we needed—tread lightly, he might pull a Socratic method on you mid-thread.

His daily doses of AI knowledge read like a ‘choose your own adventure’ book in a dystopian future—if you forget to choose, you may still end up labeled as a ‘bad human’ by your AI overlords. Seriously though, they’re concise, enlightening, and occasionally spark existential crises about what it means to be sentient.

Dario occasionally dabbles in societal reflections, like his concern for teenagers affected by social networks as if he’s writing a letter to his younger self. It’s both endearing and slightly haunting—like a very smart ghost of Christmas future warning you not to scroll down too far.