The US is a mere 24 hours away from experiencing the beginning of what will be a major shift in transportation. However, you won’t hear much about it in the mainstream media—that is, unless it fails miserably.

Anthropic’s new Model Hardware Standard lets Claude control real lab equipment. The clever part isn’t the robot demo. It’s what happens when the model makes a bad call. Read the full article on Popular

I use Claude and chatGPT a lot and I've realized that in the past three or so month of using the models their outputs have honestly not changed, the results are always the same, no change in contexts,

I still have a post to make about the AI subscriptions that I've been postponing somewhat, just thought I'd make a post now that one's coming up, just some change of plans. At first I thought I'd make

Elon Musk announced that SpaceX will launch its first artificial intelligence satellites, equipped with Nvidia technology, in the fourth quarter of 2027. Yes, you read that right. Data centers in Earth’s

I was just talking with my brother about how things are going and specially at his job in software development. He is an Architect and also Developer Manager, but mostly involved in the technical aspects

A fictional piece about BRC 2026 in the spirit of the Merry Pranksters.

A fictional piece about BRC 2026 in the spirit of the Merry Pranksters.

Artificial intelligence helps cyborg cockroaches navigate. Souce Researchers from Osaka University in Japan and Diponegoro University in Indonesia have developed an artificial intelligence system capable

AI Meets Oncology’s Hard Boundary The most important AI story today is not another chatbot launch, a bigger context window, or a faster inference stack. It is a quieter and more consequential question:

Cyborg cockroaches are getting smarter about where they climb. New terrain recognition helps them avoid bad routes and use less stimulation. Read the full article on Popular AI

In a world filled with AI tools specialized in specific areas, this tool stands out by solving the problem of navigating between different applications, consolidating them all into a comprehensive workspace.

A fictional piece about BRC 2026 in the spirit of the Merry Pranksters.

If you run a coding agent, a trading bot, or anything else that talks to a model all day, you already know the subscription isn't what costs you. The tokens are. Leave an agent working on a repo for an

A fictional piece about BRC 2026 in the spirit of the Merry Pranksters.

AI Systems at Burning Man 2026 both known and speculative.

The Hidden Backdoor Problem in Quantized AI The next frontier in artificial intelligence may not be a bigger model, a flashier chatbot, or a new benchmark record. It may be something quieter and more

OpenAI’s Cursor cutoff is a stress test for AI coding lock-in. Which parts of your workflow survive if a model provider walks away, and which were never really yours to begin with? Read the full article

It was sad to see this from Sam Altman. When I saw this all I could think of was that this guy imagined the worst but still went ahead to launch and push AI as much as he's been doing. He definitely saw