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NUTS in the Age of AI
AI exposes a culture trained to wait for permission, while reckless faith in agents risks replacing human judgment with automated error.
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The ChatGPT Library and Europe’s Expensive War on Practical Innovation
OpenAI’s Library feature is a small but meaningful upgrade that makes ChatGPT more useful for serious work. The fact that Europe is again excluded from the first wave underlines a broader reality: ambitious firms increasingly see the continent as a regulatory minefield rather than a place to ship new ideas.
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Google Stitch Is Not the End of Design
Google Stitch makes interface ideation dramatically faster, but its deeper significance lies in how it is beginning to redistribute work across designers, developers and usability specialists.
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CALM and the Revolt Against the Token
CALM predicts continuous vectors instead of single tokens, aiming to make language models faster and more compute-efficient.
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The Man Who Looked at TSMC and Thought: Fine, I’ll Build My Own
Why is Elon Musk attacked so reflexively? A look at Terafab, industrial ambition, and the strange modern hostility toward people who try to build too much, too fast.
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