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If you’re deeply into tech, you’ll notice that AI launches follow a very predictable script. Bigger model, better benchmarks, new…
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Most people think they can spot bad AI content. They usually can’t. AI slop is AI-generated content published at mass…
I started a Codex task from my laptop, walked into a meeting, and approved a breaking-change decision from my phone…
Most people assumed OpenAI would win the AI race by default. It had the head start, the consumer brand, the…
France just pulled off the biggest AI investment any European country has ever seen, and yet the power grid that…
I stumbled upon research that made me realize we’ve been thinking about computer security the wrong way. Not disastrously wrong.…
AI chips are getting faster, but raw compute is only useful when data can reach those chips quickly enough. That’s…
