Ai-Judgment
- This Week in AI: Intelligence Got Cheaper. Judgment Didn't.
AI prices fell up to 50% this week, while new research shows top models pick the right path at key decisions only 60% of the time. Where your judgment still pays.
- This Week in AI: From Assistance to Execution
AI moved from suggesting to doing this week. Three separate stories then asked the same question back: what are you feeding it, and what does it keep?
- This Week in AI: The Doing Got Cheaper. The Deciding Didn't.
Ten million people are now running coding agents, intelligence is being sold by the dollar, and a Word document learned to spread. What still costs you something.
- This Week in AI: The Week AI Decisions Went Looking for an Owner
A layoff lawsuit, a CLI that uploaded people's private files, and a $230 keyboard for watching agents. This week AI asked who is actually answerable.
- What Is Authorship Drift? How AI Erodes Your Judgment
Authorship drift is the quiet atrophy of the judgment and intuition that distinguish your work — the part AI handles for you, until you can't anymore.