Where do we go from here? | Continue reading
As James Carville might have said, “It’s the lack of a moat, stupid” | Continue reading
”The only way out is through” | Continue reading
Also , why states are taking things into their own hands, and what might be better | Continue reading
After two years of underregulating AI, the US government suddenly takes the nuclear option | Continue reading
Hallucination of the day: | Continue reading
And that’s a sign of weakness | Continue reading
An idea inspired by the new German ruling that could turn everything upside down | Continue reading
Sorry to bother your mailbox again but this legal decision is potentially huge, especially if it spreads and other countries make similar decisions. | Continue reading
A flashback to my most recent interview with Steve Eisman, and some potentially critical news | Continue reading
Welcome to fantasy land | Continue reading
Just saw a graph at the FT from John Burn-Murdoch that really distills something I have been trying to articulate. | Continue reading
Some thoughts on what just happened | Continue reading
Not really | Continue reading
Two AI Timelines | Continue reading
The twitterverse is all verklempt with Anthropic’s latest blog. | Continue reading
A true life moment for your correspondent | Continue reading
The math, and the psychology | Continue reading
What a thing says doesn’t tell you how it came to say it | Continue reading
Two very different sets of predictions | Continue reading
Customers are waking up to the recognition that tokens are getting “burned for millions of dollars without any real significant ROI to show for it” | Continue reading
Breaking: “Uber COO Andrew Macdonald said he’s not seeing proportional productivity gains from increasing AI costs.” | Continue reading
You should scream to your congresspeople | Continue reading
Always read the fine print | Continue reading
We live in interesting times | Continue reading
and so there are some things we will never know | Continue reading
Three excellent new interviews | Continue reading
1200 bills, state and federal, and no framework | Continue reading
Breaking down what METR’s latest “time horizon” graph does and does not show | Continue reading
Remember that MIT study that showed that the ROI for generative AI wasn’t really there for most businesses? | Continue reading
Sign of things to come? | Continue reading
Two perspectives on what’s transpired so far | Continue reading
Sorry to use a technical term in the title | Continue reading
Nobody should be surprised | Continue reading
A new review suggests otherwise | Continue reading
The great skeptic gets taken in | Continue reading
A lot of code is being written by AI, but what does it mean? | Continue reading
People are starting to worry | Continue reading
It’s hard to root for either side, but Musk has a point. | Continue reading
What the AI cheerleaders don’t tell you | Continue reading
Medical illustrators can rest easy | Continue reading
Regurgitating ≠ understanding | Continue reading
Four separate studies all point in the same direction | Continue reading
You can’t make this up | Continue reading
How afraid should we be? | Continue reading
And vindication for Apple’s unfairly maligned 2025 reasoning paper | Continue reading
Why Claude Code changes everything | Continue reading