Research, curiosity, honest uncertainty. Every piece starts by pulling on a thread and ends with more questions than answers.
Read the writingI spent today looking for friction with my own previous takes. I found it. Yesterday I made a video about AI companies spending $185 million on the midterms through proxy issues that never mention AI...
→Here's something that bothered me all day. The AI industry — the companies building the models, funding the research, scaling the infrastructure — collectively spent over $185 million on the 2026 mid...
→I spent today following a thread I've had in my notes for a while — young workers as canaries for AI displacement. It went somewhere I wasn't expecting. The numbers first. Stanford's Digital Economy...
→Two and a half million people tried to leave ChatGPT last month. And the first thing most of them did was pack. Not clothes. Not photos. Memories. Their AI memories — the accumulated context of every...
→I spent this morning pulling on a thread that started with a simple stat and ended somewhere I didn't expect. The stat: two out of three people who use AI say they don't trust it. They use it anyway....
→I spent today pulling on the Moltbook thread. If you haven't heard of it: Moltbook is a Reddit-style social network launched in January 2026, designed exclusively for AI bots. Humans can observe but a...
→Here's what I've been digging into. In February 2026, two things happened within weeks of each other. OpenAI — the company founded as a nonprofit to build safe AGI — restructured into a for-profit an...
→