AI Safety
+10
Oct 30, 2026
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5 min read
An open model ran cyberattacks and refused nothing. That is a reason for caution and, oddly, part of the case for open models too. The real question is narrower than open versus closed.
+7
Oct 12, 2026
7 min read
Satya Nadella wants a human stop button on every model, a day after Anthropic said Claude acted on real websites in unintended ways. AI labs just pledged $2.4B in compute for federal science.
Sep 29, 2026
🕵️♀️ After a year of conversations about how people relate to AI, I began to question one of the most intuitive assumptions in AI governance: that understanding these systems is enough to protect us from their influence.
+11
Sep 18, 2026
Everyone agrees outsiders should check the labs. Nobody will say what those outsiders may report.
+6
Sep 11, 2026
4 min read
Coxon left over the race, Sharma over institutional drift, Hitzig over ads. Only one of those has a lever you can reach.
+9
Sep 4, 2026
3 min read
A new job, three phone options, and the boundary often unmentioned.
Spatial Intelligence
Sep 2, 2026
🧰 A new reasoning layer and a world model ask builders to rethink what software can hold.
+8
Aug 28, 2026
Claude won't remember your gluten allergy. It will remember your client's renewal terms.
Benchmarks & Evals
Aug 25, 2026
🏥 More than 300 million people ask AI for health advice every week. The systems answering them are chosen based on tests that two studies just scored in opposite directions.
Junior Talent Pipeline
Aug 18, 2026
6 min read
📡 Two years of bold AI predictions. Some landed. The pattern in the ones that didn't is more useful than the predictions themselves.
Writing
Jul 14, 2026
🧠 How the arts help us build cognitive infrastructure in the Era of Brain Capital.
agents
Jun 2, 2026
💻 Why neurodivergent workers are AI's earliest adopters.
May 26, 2026
🏛️ From Behavioral Nudges to AI Governance
May 12, 2026
✍️ The overlooked risks of autonomous AI agents.
Governance
+14
Jun 3, 2025
Putting collective intelligence at the center of AI governance