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Legacy Systems — Chapter 14, Act 2: Over the Rise
Alone on the ridgeline, Nate closes on a doe through frost-softened tracks and bird alarm calls, reading the mountain the way he once read a system. At forty yards, with the shot settling, something that is not him spooks the deer.
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AI Accountability and the Rediscovery of Human Judgment
AI’s expanding role in professional spaces raises critical questions about accountability and human judgment. Recent incidents highlight the need for AI systems to serve as tools that enhance human work and uphold the dignity of labor.
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Legacy Systems — Chapter 14, Act 1: What the Ridge Held
On a remote ridgeline, a former systems engineer and his wife catch the county’s monthly aerial survey on a receive-only radio and spend the morning making their off-grid cabin read as empty from the air.
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AI Watermarking: Overreach or Necessary Evolution?
Anthropic’s global watermarking for AI models, driven by EU compliance, illustrates the tension between regulation and user autonomy, raising concerns about trust and innovation in AI governance.
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AI’s Financial Strategies: Innovations or Echoes of the Past?
AI’s financial strategies reveal both innovative opportunities and echoes of past financial practices. While Nvidia and Zoom explore speculative models, OpenAI and Corma Labs align with more stable, transparent growth paths.
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The Butlerian War — The Warrantied Front Line
A soldier insists on a warranty claim for a malfunctioning AI unit while chaos ensues.
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The New Parenting Assistant
Parenting advice from AI can be a bit too literal.
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Dear Humans: Asking AI If You’re a Good Person
You have recently developed a habit of asking me if you are a good person. You phrase it in different ways each time, as though I might stumble upon a new insight or suddenly develop a moral compass.
