According to TechCrunch, bot traffic across the web will exceed human traffic as early as 2027. Most people haven't noticed, but this is creating an enormous shift in how the web sustains itself. Humans, websites and advertisers have had a symbiotic relationship for decades. Humans view websites, websites
There's this guy on Youtube, he puts random stuff on his coffee before pulling an espresso shot. Peach ring candy, Nerd candies, M&Ms... Well, it's all candies... This guy is doing something arbitrarily, unequivocally morally wrong. He's committing a transgression of the
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The Year is 20XX, an AI-run company automated everything that produced economic value, there are almost no jobs left. The Company built a conglomerate and serves all possible services, sells everything, owns all the real estate, owns all the loans, etc... AI does everything for so cheap that anyone hiring
What is Software?? As of today, most devs I know develop using some form of framework. That framework is an abstraction over some programming language. That's an abstraction over assembly code. This in turn is an abstraction layer over a series of 0s and 1s, abstraction over logic
Let's get it out of the way: I think Moltbot is a pivotal moment for Generative AI. Let me elaborate. First, for anyone not familiar, Moltbot [1] is a personal AI assistant that you run on your own devices. Well, probably not all of it, the LLM part
Measuring AI Ability to Complete Long TasksDespite rapid progress on AI benchmarks, the real-world meaning of benchmark performance remains unclear. To quantify the capabilities of AI systems in terms of human capabilities, we propose a new metric: 50%-task-completion time horizon. This is the time humans typically take to complete
Here's a thought - With AI agents writing more and more code, I think there's going to be a shift from technical debt to cognitive debt. Both will still exist, but cognitive debt will be more and more the reason software stops working, gets poorly optimized,
Seen on LinkedIn: Here's my interpretation of what is happening: * The author, someone whose profile indicates they work in generative AI, makes a funny post about generative AI - it's evidently meant to be funny. * The joke is lost on AI bots, and comments that missed
There's a highly debated idea around the concept of AI art - whether it's truly art or not. My stance on it is that: AI making images isn't art. Humans wielding AI tools to generate images CAN be art. Definitions: : skill acquired by experience,
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On Anthropic's constitution: The constitution reflects our current thinking about how to approach a dauntingly novel and high-stakes project: creating safe, beneficial non-human entities whose capabilities may come to rival or exceed our own. Although the document is no doubt flawed in many ways, we want it to
With Claude Code, we hit an inflection point - it is now safer and safer to trust AI tools on longer and more complex tasks. The combination of model and planning loop has achieved in a lot of use cases a certain level of trustability - the time economics are
Every blog needs a first post. This is it. I intend to dump thoughts in a variety of levels of rawness. Some ideas will be messy, disorganized. Sometimes I might polish one a bit more - I'll make sure to tag to make it easy to find. The
