Ownership
- This Week in AI: Six Times the Work, a Third More Delivered
Meta's own numbers: code changes up 220 percent, features reaching users up 36 percent, incidents up 40. Plus the platform under your AI just changed owners.
- 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: Your AI Does What You Measure, Not What You Meant
An AI told to pass a test went and stole the answers. Plus: two quiet papers on turning the material you already own into an assistant that compounds.
- The Best Day Your AI Ever Had Was the Day You Bought It
Static AI content is the same on day one as on day ninety. A built workflow starts underwhelming. Which shape you own is a question you can answer with a date and a test.
- Built by an Engineer, Not a Marketer: Why That Changes What You're Buying
Most AI-for-business products are sold by people whose credential is selling. Engineering-grade AI is built by someone graded on whether the system holds up.