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Trust Us, We Checked
Poisoning an open-weight model costs $100, pirated books cost Anthropic $1.5 billion, and the frontier models still can’t grade their own work.
Jul 24
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Who Does Your Agent Actually Work For?
Why index funds won, Alexa failed, and what that tells you about who wins agentic commerce.
Jul 21
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Trust Me, It’s $5 Trillion
A website manufactures fake revenue for laughs, publishers finally walk away from Google, and the AI you use so carefully is quietly rewiring how you…
Jul 17
13
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The Choice Was Never Yours
AI companions engineered for engagement, superforecasters nobody elected, and bills that already outprice the humans they replace: the invoice always…
Jul 10
10
Maybe the kids aren’t alright. Now what about everyone else?
Why loading AI onto your most experienced people looks like free productivity – and why that bet quietly hollows out the firm’s ability to adapt.
Jul 7
9
Loud Fears, Quiet Casualties
Washington now vets AI customers like visa applications, an MIT researcher drops an unexplained Chernobyl warning, and Ford’s AI hiring spree already…
Jul 3
8
June 2026
What’s Left for Us to Do?
Students fake the effort they’re paying to skip, Jensen Huang says learn plumbing, and the AI hype machine bills by the token while no one mentions…
Jun 26
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You Don't Know. You Assume.
Conviction isn’t evidence. One question tells you which one you have.
Jun 23
13
The Layoffs That Aren’t Coming
AI slop ruining a Tim Ferriss essay, Ozempic linked to fewer violent impulses, and a snack-budget cure for collapsing morale – everyone’s reading the…
Jun 19
6
When Everyone’s Great, No One Is
AI can now print genomes from scratch and dim your kids’ critical thinking – yet inside actual companies, the much-hyped “LLM projects” keep dying in…
Jun 12
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Are Futures Having a Moment?
I could be over-indexing on my own network here, but there certainly seems to be an uptick in both the number of folks fashioning themselves as…
Jun 9
6
The 2.5% Revolution
AI agents still can’t finish real work – yet ChatGPT is already thinning our neural wiring, remote work (not AI) may be the thing gutting entry-level…
Jun 5
9
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