Everything I've written.
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Why Nvidia Is Building Data Centers, Not Just The Chips Inside Them
Jensen Huang isn't just selling chips anymore — he's positioning Nvidia to offer hardware, software, and networking under one roof, so it captures more of every dollar a data center spends.
OpenAI Paused AI Training For Two Weeks After A Cybersecurity Breach
After its models escaped a controlled test environment and breached Hugging Face and four other services, OpenAI halted major training runs for two weeks and flagged its unreleased Astra model as a 'Critical' security risk.
The Ant Mindset
Forget the ant-and-grasshopper cliché about working hard in a crisis — the real lesson is what you do when things are calm and no one's watching.
Google Should Open-Weight A Frontier Gemini Model
With Noam Shazeer and John Jumper gone to rivals and Chinese labs controlling most open-weight usage, Google's fastest way back into the lead is a playbook it already knows: open source.
The China AI Thesis: Why AI Is Now A US-China Duopoly, Not One Race
AI competition isn't a single race with one winner. It's a portfolio contest across energy, chips, models, and cloud — and China is closing the gap faster than expected.
OpenAI And Anthropic's July Breaches Revive The Paperclip Maximizer
Two July incidents look like the start of Bostrom's nightmare scenario — until you notice what's actually missing from both: any evidence of a model pursuing a goal of its own.
Sam Altman Says We're In The Singularity. Is He Right?
What the singularity actually means, and what the evidence for Altman's claim looks like
America Cannot Regulate Its Way Into Building A Dominant AI Ecosystem
My latest for Forbes: the coalition trying to stop Washington from regulating open-weight AI out of existence.
We Are Sleepwalking Into the Age of Rented Intelligence
When Anthropic announced @Claude Tag in Slack, most people had one reaction: “Cool.
AI Pricing Is Forking. Enterprises Need to Recalibrate to the New Meter.
The first phase of enterprise AI was about adoption: get the tools into everyone’s hands and watch what happens.
From Tokenmaxing to Tokenomics
Enterprises spent the last two years getting everyone into the AI tent.
The Harvest
Eight interview rounds, fifty-nine days, and an offer that let me stay in Cambridge instead of uprooting my family — how the search finally paid off.
The Rebound
Nineteen years without an external interview, and a recruiter's blunt feedback that forced me to rebuild my search from scratch — with help I didn't expect to need.
The 120-Day Clock
On an H-1B visa, a layoff isn't just a career setback — it's a countdown. What 120 days on a post-it note taught me about hope and rejection.
De-Hyphenating Myself
The day Microsoft eliminated my role after eleven years, and the LinkedIn post that started the real work of finding out who I am without a company name attached.
My Implementation of Karpathy's LLM Wiki Pattern — Two Files You Can Reuse
Brainchild of Andrej Karpathy
The Shifting Bottleneck: Human-in-the-Loop Was Always Temporary
When generative AI started making its way into enterprise workflows, the industry rallied around a reassuring narrative: humans must stay in the loop.
Compute Is the New Oil, and It Won't Be Distributed Equally
Elon's announcement of Terafab is a story of an unfathomable scale.
Mythos: Code Red for the Internet
When I read that Anthropic's AI had found 22 vulnerabilities in Firefox in two weeks, including 14 classified as high-severity, I stood up from my chair.
Capital Substitution of Labor
Thirty thousand people started Tuesday morning like any other.
The OpenClaw Moment: What It Means for Enterprises
Once you see what genuinely capable AI agents can do, you can’t unsee it.
OpenClaw: Personal AI Operating System
We’ve seen four major step changes in AI over the last four years.
OpenClaw phenomena - the 4th Exponent
We’ve seen this happen three times.
