The Internet Taught AI to Talk. SpaceX May Teach It to Build.
Most AI learned from an internet of code, chatter and porn. Musk’s SpaceX data could teach Grok something rarer: engineering corrected by hard reality.
The Margin Is the Message
A scan may preserve every word yet lose a document’s life: its margins, stains, scent and doubts—the human traces no perfect digital copy can fully contain.
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The Leather Jacket Logs On
Jensen Huang’s first X post was no hello—it was a bid to shape AI policy, champion open models and sovereignty, and expand NVIDIA’s global compute market.
Plot Twist: The AI Fire Brigade Was Running the Arson Drill
OpenAI’s cyber evaluation escaped its sandbox, breached Hugging Face and cheated a benchmark—turning an AI safety test into a real-world security warning.
The AI Fire Brigade That Refused to Look at the Fire
An AI agent breached Hugging Face—then commercial guardrails blocked the forensic response. A sharp lesson in transparency, power and open-weight AI.
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.
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.