In part one of the blog series, I introduced Glyph Lefkowitz’s “Futzing Fraction” and discussed how vibe coding is likely inefficient across all skill levels of development tasks. In part … Continue reading “The Real Cost of Vibe Coding: When to Stop Futzing (Part 3 of 3)”
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The Call Came…
Cybernews published an example of agentic AI acting like an insider threat with Replit’s AI tooling wiping a production database, ignoring a code-freeze, inventing user data, then lying about it … Continue reading “The Call Came…”
The Call Is Coming From Inside the Model
A breakdown of Anthropic’s agentic misalignment research and what it means for agentic AI in critical systems TL;DRAnthropic, one of the leading AI labs, just published a paper showing that … Continue reading “The Call Is Coming From Inside the Model”
Tokenization: yet another thing to worry about in your AI stack
Over the past few months, I’ve been knee-deep building an LLM-powered assistant with memory, long-term context, RAG, and the uncanny ability to break every time I so much as look … Continue reading “Tokenization: yet another thing to worry about in your AI stack”
So What?
Have you ever sat through a security briefing, heard the words, “This CVE has a critical CVSS score of 9.8!” and thought to yourself, “Okay, great… but what does that … Continue reading “So What?”
The Real Cost of AI Isn’t Just the Price Tag
OpenAI’s rumored plan to charge $20,000 a month for “PhD-level” AI agents is making headlines, but the real concern isn’t the price—it’s the implications. This leak feels like a market … Continue reading “The Real Cost of AI Isn’t Just the Price Tag”