François Schiettecatte’s Blog

Via Daring Fireball reposting Aaron Rupar, posted on Bluesky, Trump’s speech to the UN wanting to rename ‘artificial intelligence’ to ‘Super Intelligence’.

From Casey Liss in An Old, Familiar Feeling: I felt like I had just worked together with a coworker to solve a technical problem.

Via Unsung, a couple of cool articles with examples of Molly Guards, Molly guard in reverse & More molly guards.

Via Jason Snell of Six Colors: But at least if Apple chose to offer iWork users a targeted bundle, it would be something understandable and reasonable.

I checked to see if Crawl-Laundering was a concept that had been used before, I did not find any reference to it on Google, so you heard it here first.

From Apple’s Machine Learning Research blog: BED-LLM: Intelligent Information Gathering with LLMs and Bayesian Experimental Design Am I the only one reading this as Bedlam?

From Jason Snell’s 2026 Predictions: I’m also willing to bet that something unexpected will happen when it comes to pro-level Macs.

From “Donald Trump is tearing up America’s chip-control policy” in The Economist: America may hope to keep China tethered to its technology.

Liquid Glass There has been some really good commentary about Alan Dye’s departure from Apple, from Jason Snell over at Six Colors, and John Gruber over at Daring Fireball, with a coda by Jason Snell.

On Simon Willison’s excellent weblog I came across a comment of his where he said that the list of articles included in the ‘More recent articles’ at the end of most post was generated using Embeddings.

I now wear a Dexcom 7 continous glucose monitor (for reasons, and more reasons, and yet more reasons) and have been curious about the tech that went into them.