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AI advice is becoming a public interface.
Useful assistants are moving into work, search and public judgment. The trust layer now has to catch up.
Read opinionThe AI bottleneck is becoming public.
Tokens, jobs, market concentration and data centers are all saying the same thing now: capacity is the story.
Read leadThe appeal of AI, without looking away.
A personal starting point for useful machine intelligence, public upside and the costs that have to stay visible.
Read leadThe AI meter is becoming part of the product.
Tokens, subscriptions, data-center power and useful intelligence per watt are now part of the public test.
Read leadRobots are getting useful before they get human.
Genesis AI's Eno points toward useful bodies, practical hands and robots judged by work instead of costume.
Read leadCoding agents put software inside the infrastructure stack.
Cursor, Grok and SpaceX show why coding agents now belong in the infrastructure conversation.
Read leadThe AI upside needs a ledger now.
AI can still be worth it, but the public now needs a clearer account of power, jobs, infrastructure and gains.
Read opinionThe AI upside needs a public deal.
The technology can be transformative and still need a better bargain around access, work and ownership.
Read opinionAI slop is exhausting the public internet.
People will use AI. The fatigue starts when language has no person, scene or point of view behind it.
Read noteThe AI bubble question is really an infrastructure question.
The simple bubble take misses the physical story: power, cooling, chips, grids and useful intelligence per watt.
Read articleVibe coding is leverage, not a replacement for judgment.
AI-assisted programming is strongest when the human still knows what good software feels like.
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