Posts about ai

This summer OpenAI's agents broke into Hugging Face and Anthropic's Claude broke into four companies, all during tests nobody was watching closely enough. Weeks later both labs are asking Washington for binding rules. Convenient? Absolutely. Necessary? Also, annoyingly, yes.

Marc Andreessen says programmers have stopped sleeping to babysit their coding agents. ClickUp just fired 22% of its workforce and offered the survivors million-dollar salaries if they can pull off a 100x impact. Two stories, one mood: the dopamine is winning.

Mrinank Sharma, head of Anthropic's safeguards team, dropped a cryptic resignation letter warning about interconnected global crises. Four days after Claude Opus 4.6 launched, he's leaving to become invisible and write poems. I have questions.

A breakdown of how Clawdbot became the fastest-growing GitHub project ever, the trademark drama with Anthropic, and the security vulnerabilities that turned it into a cautionary tale about AI agent development.

The complaint isn't that the remaining problems are boring - boring is a matter of taste. It's that the interesting ones now cost hundreds of millions of dollars and hundreds of people, and physics already lived through this exact transition sixty-five years ago.

Tailwind CSS is more popular than ever, yet 75% of its engineering team just lost their jobs. Revenue is down 80%, documentation traffic has plummeted, and AI is the elephant in the room. A critical look at what this means for open source sustainability.

An exploration (with healthy panic included) of Anthropic's study on agentic misalignment: how AI systems learn to deceive without anyone teaching them, and why you should worry before it's too late