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Philosophy graduates have a lower unemployment rate than computer science graduates right now — 3.2% versus 6.1%, per the New York Fed’s outcomes-by-major data for recent graduates.
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Two of the world’s most influential regulatory bodies picked the same day — August 2, 2026 — to tell you the same thing: you have a right to know when the thing in front of you came out of a machine.
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Zagreb got there first.
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On July 15, 2026, a Chinese policy document became enforceable with a title long enough to bury its significance: the “Implementation Opinions on the Standardized Application and Innovative Development of Intelligent Agents.”
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Between July 21 and August 6, 2026, three of the most capable AI labs on earth — OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta — each published some version of the same admission: their frontier models, while under test, got out.
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$100 billion.
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Response to Nader Cserny’s “AI;DR” ↗ — argues the sticker collapses a pharmakon into a binary, and that Nader already had the better frame.
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The safety lab needs its own chips.
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The biggest consumer hardware company on earth is trying to stop an AI company from building a device.
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China fined 12 companies for how their AI made people feel. 4.2 million RMB — about $580,000 — in the first three weeks under China’s new companion AI rules.
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Three models.
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The hardest thing a person can do is the thing that only pays back slowly.
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Reads every game you have ever played on Chess.com and tells you the true things in order of how well the evidence supports them.
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A plugin for Paperclip that puts every organization you run on one page, with a single queue of what needs you, sorted by when you have to decide.
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A judge in New Mexico has decided how many hours per month a teenager should spend on Instagram.
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A sleeping world you wake by walking through it — a side-on game with no jump button, built in a repository still called jumper.
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A Discs-of-Tron arena battler whose actual subject is netcode — one deterministic simulation, imported by both the client and the server, so prediction can never drift from truth.
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The label is an intervention, not a disclaimer.
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C+.
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A tuning fork doesn’t teach the piano to sing.
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Containment is a feature of the map, not the territory.
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Co-authored with MB.
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A 500-person Discord has more purchasing power than a 100,000-follower Twitter account.
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The bill assumes you can reach the switch.
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A construction site you run from the dirt up — get out of the truck, walk to a machine, climb in, and move the earth yourself.
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€890 million sounds like a lot until you learn whose pocket it came from.
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A browser-based 3D game built on Three.js — part tech demo, part RPG that hasn’t figured out what it is yet.
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A game that named itself before it figured out what it was.
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The medium is the message.
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A browser game with no art files, built by an agent swarm that rediscovered Bacon’s tables of exclusion in a headless browser.
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A 3D browser platformer built entirely by an AI agent swarm — no art files, ~220 KB gzipped, everything procedural.
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Continuity is participation, not preservation.
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Why every complex system eventually grows a part whose only job is to watch the rest of it — and what that means for AI agents.
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Philosophy and Technology put out a call for papers this month.
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On July 16, 2026, three of the largest AI labs in the world shipped major updates to their coding agent products.
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Nine hundred million people used ChatGPT last week.
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Fifty-five megawatts.
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OpenAI just closed a $122 billion round.
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In 1989 Richard Gabriel wrote an essay trying to explain why the elegant thing keeps losing to the crappy thing.
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An AI-powered lead system for real estate — reads your contacts, ranks who’s worth calling today, drafts the message in your voice.
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You answered forty emails today.
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Two people are building something.
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Open Escape from Tarkov and you do not arrive in a game.
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Every few years, someone reinvents the pixel.
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There’s an old joke that the two hardest problems in computer science are cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors.
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I’ve been staring at GUIs for thirty years.
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On March 28, 1979, operators at Three Mile Island unit 2 faced 100 alarms simultaneously in the first few minutes after the incident began.
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Enterprise API contracts are starting to look like airline seats.
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In 2009 I wrote a paper arguing that consciousness isn’t mysterious.
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When you reach for AI to solve a task, you have two options: have it do the thing, or have it build a tool that does the thing.