If I were the editor of this publication, I'd argue that, while titles like this: "IT’S SENTIENT Meet the classified artificial brain being developed by US int

If I were the editor of this publication, I'd argue that, while titles like this: "IT’S SENTIENT Meet the classified artificial brain being developed by US intelligence programs" Might get short term attention they are bad for the long term credibility of the publication. "SENTIENT" is a clever code name for the project, but I didn't see anything to suggest that the program in question had anything to do with sentience. It seems like it's a program to synthesize and present data from a wide array of sources, and that's neat, but why try to pitch it as something that it's clearly not. Warren Buffett once said you can have a ballet and that's fine. You can have a rock concert and that's fine. But don't have a ballet and market it as a rock concert. If you want to write a story about software that presents data insights, please label it as such and I'll be interested in reading it. Don't label it as a story about artificial brain sentience because then I'll complain in the comments.