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This time is NOT different
The AI disruption won't be different.
Today's links
Use the damn tools and then judge
Terrence Tao on AI
This is a wonderful interview.
AI-powered power review
AI will make research a whole lot better.
Jeremy Siegel on an AI Apocalypse
Jeremy Siegel says there will be no AI apocalypse.
The physical limits of AI
The physical bounds on AI.
AI as an excuse to fire people
I think Altman is right. Many companies are using AI as a excuse to fire people.
Nate Silver on the political impact of artificial intelligence (AI)
Nate Silver has some prescient thoughts on the fallout of AI if all the advertisements about the tech indeed come true.
Things we lost in the fire
What we gain and what we lose when AI writes all our code.
We don't know how it all works
Nobody knows everything.
Big tech capex numbers are ridiculous
Big tech companies are on track to invest $600+ billion in capex for AI capabilities build out.
Predictions are hard
Predictions are hard, especially about the future.
My adventures in vibe coding
I feel like a kid in a candy store thanks to AI coding tools.
Kimi 2.5 is as good as Sonnet 4.5, ChatGPT O3 and Grok 4
Open source models are almost as good as frontier LLMs
Normie AGI is here
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) for normal people is here.
Age of anxiety
Are we ready to deal with the age of grievances we're heading into? I don't think so.
Psychoanalysing Dario Amodei
John herrman on Dario Amodei's recent essay.
Unintended consequences
Post-AI world scenarios
Vibe coding is like gambling
Rachel Thomas takes a shot against vibe coding by comparing it to gambling.
The defining question of our times: "Who are you without your job?"
What fills the work shaped hole in us in a post-work world?
Large Language Models (LLMs) are no longer just next word predictors.
LLMs are no longer predicting the next word. They've left you behind in their dust, you puny human.
Orchestrating is the new doing
AI agents will change the way we work.
We are living in wild times
On the magic of conjuring software with plain English, voice-writing blog posts over filter coffee, and why I still can't wrap my head around these times.