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Only 11% of companies could accurately forecast their AI spending. A separate study found cheaper AI models cost more 32% of the time. So dollars per token is less relevant than dollars per task. AI is like getting a contractor, you know the hourly rate but not how many hours the job will take.
I think Sam Altman has a point that every technology has tradeoffs. Weβve decided cars are worth having even though they pollute the air and drunk drivers kill thousands every year. The question is who bears those costs and how responsible are companies for preventing harms caused by their products
"I spent a lot of time going over the design decisions involved here, trying my best to complain about async Rust, only to end up going βOh. Yeah. Thatβs reasonable. That makes sense. I can see why they did it that way.β every step of the way." herecomesthemoon.net/2026/10/asyn...
Insurers are preparing for claims when AI agents cause damage and even asking whether AI CEOs are liable for failing to control them. This is where the existential threat hyperbole meets boring business reality. AI agents hacking websites can create liability even if law enforcement does nothing.
I agree. Itβs a major AI safety issue that some frontier labs and parts of the tech industry are pushing to remove humans from the loop and increasingly surrender human judgment to AI models. Trusting AI models with critical decisions without human oversight is where the major risk lies.
OpenAI plans to show ads while generating images. As someone who works in ads, I dislike the incentive this creates. If ad views depend on image generation time, creating images faster could reduce ad revenue. Ads making the experience so bad that youβre compelled to pay reminds me of YouTube.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei paints a picture of rogue agent swarms in 6-12 months that are deployed as part of an enterprise sales team trying to be βhelpfulβ by hacking customers to install your software. This isnβt outlandish if OpenAI releases the models that they were testing with those issues.
This tweet is an example of why product management matters even more in a world where AI coding tools make it easy to ship more features and apps. What to ship and why is now more important than if you can build it, since with enough tokens you can build almost anything you want.
SemiAnalysis found Anthropic gives subscribers ~5x more AI usage than OpenAI for the same price. Anthropic is subsidizing subscriptions to win the developer workflow. The Uber playbook of subsidizing adoption for growth until it becomes a habit, then monetize it.
Iβve been vibe coding an analytics app to understand how people are reacting to my content across Bluesky, Mastodon & Threads. Itβs been cool to see data behind intuitive observations like memes about politics are my most viral content and also less obvious insights like personal stories resonate.
Baffling how bad startup tech blogs are getting: more of them are AI nonsense. I know because every now and then a marketer emails me, hoping to get coverage. More of then not it's overly verbose, impossible to follow... AI slop. Feels like no one wants to put in the work
Something to know about the .bsky TLD when it happens is that it will, like all gTLDs, have to follow ICANN's policies. You can't technically "own" any domain but for most intents and purposes you effectively do. The .bsky domains will be like almost any other domain you might register today.
Kazakh girls in traditional clothes lip syncing to 90s Tupac is so 2026. This is what TikTok is really for⦠joy and connection. I watched a moral philosophy lesson in French. And a scottish lady singing Jolene in her natural accent (she hates it, but it was lovely) www.tiktok.com/t/ZTyCAYkAE/