The Prompt, the Patch, and the Moral Panic
From Linux patches to AI-made art: why new tools do not erase talent, judgment or responsibility - and why today’s moral panic may age rather badly in hindsight.
When Code Became Cheap and Proofs Did Not
Lanyon AI combines language models with formal verification - and asks whether, in an age of abundant code, scientific software should finally arrive with proofs.
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Think of the Children - and Please Sign Here
AI’s prophets discover job loss when it reaches PowerPoint. A four-sentence manifesto demands action—while carefully avoiding who must act, and how.
The Trillion-Dollar Tenant
Apple’s lawsuit exposes OpenAI’s IPO dilemma: a trillion-dollar AI tenant built on rented compute, borrowed infrastructure and highly mobile talent.
Can an AI Sit on the Political Fence?
The Neutrality Project maps AI political leanings across several dimensions, revealing strong green and progressive trends - but also notable exceptions.
The Revenge of the Stack
Nvidia showed that controlling the full stack wins. China’s AI chip race is less about silicon alone than escaping CUDA dependency.
The Audience Joker and the Artificial Hivemind
When every AI model agrees, it may not be wisdom. It may just be the same statistical middle wearing different corporate hats.