Om Rajguru — Writing

TL;DR AI could replace the income people need to afford AI itself.

There was a period when I left the house with one fixed intention, and that was to not come home alive.

India carries one of the largest user bases for nearly every major social platform on earth.

Picture someone who has spent her career writing marketing campaigns, someone who has zero background in programming.

TL;DR: Tested AI models from India (Sarvam), China (DeepSeek, Kimi), Europe (Mistral), and US (ChatGPT) on sensitive topics.

TL;DR Every city has an inherited identity shaped by its history and an evolving identity shaped by the people who arrive later.

Most discussions about artificial intelligence focus heavily on raw intelligence.

A few years ago building a game meant assembling a team of developers, artists, designers and writers.

The recent US action against Anthropic came as a shock.

WWDC 2026 was clearly centered around Apple Intelligence and the company's long-term AI strategy.

Software platforms are going to change because the underlying assumptions about who uses them are changing.

For a long time, the standard advice for anyone wanting a secure and comfortable life was simple: go to a four year university, get a degree, and find an office job.

I still remember the small software update that changed how I viewed my daily workflow.

The AI education market is flooded with cheap courses making impossible promises.

After watching the Google I/O 2026 keynote and checking out the Airbnb Summer Release 2026, I started noticing a real difference between companies trying to look modern and companies using technology to actually improve their product.

I started this research because I wanted to understand the mechanics of conviction.

When AI Does the Hacking: The Five-Layer Accountability Chain In November 2025, Anthropic disclosed GTG-1002: a China-attributed state actor who used Claude Code to orchestrate reconnaissance, exploit generation, credential harvesting, lateral movement, a…

The Announcement That Changed the Framing Anthropic partnered with Blackstone, Hellman and Friedman, and Goldman Sachs to form an independent enterprise AI services company.

I finished my final year of school with one specific question in mind.

I dedicate my time to designing and engineering software projects, tools, and useful products for the web.

Yesterday, Anthropic announced Project Glasswing and dropped Claude Mythos Preview into the hands of a small, closed group of tech and finance companies.

I want to talk about something that does not get nearly enough attention when people discuss AI careers.

I built the Career Discovery Board to serve as a central location for my research on where the professional world is heading.

I want to start with something uncomfortable: almost every hiring mistake I made came from a place of good intentions.

I want to start by saying I gave this a real shot.

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Starting today, we are making Aldform available to the public.

If reading docs isn't your thing, watch the explainer video below first.

I wrote about this once before, from a place of personal frustration.

I am officially done with Google Cloud.

I'll be honest, I've started scrolling past the AGI timeline posts.

The more I think about the lockdown years, the more convinced I become that they were not simply a dead zone in young adulthood.

Lately I have been thinking a lot about independence.

I’m stoked to finally say that V1 of Aldform is officially shipped.

Building for the web should feel like a creative playground, yet every time I needed to add a simple contact form or a complex survey, I hit the same wall.

Most people are not lazy.

I want to tell you about a rabbit hole I went down recently.

I've been thinking about this for a while, and I think the AI industry has quietly made a decision that nobody is really calling out loudly enough: the companies building the best models are also the ones making them the hardest to actually use.

I used to think the dream was to stop working.

Amazon Prime India: from ₹499/year paradise to a ₹2,198 maze of add-ons Amazon Prime India launched in July 2016 at an introductory ₹499/year — roughly $7.50 — making it one of the best value propositions in Indian tech.

I have been thinking about this for a while.

Okay so here is the thing.

So I have been thinking about this for a while and I genuinely need to get it out somewhere.

When I wrote The AI Race Is a Mirror, I was studying the structure behind the rapid succession of frontier model releases.

I have spent a fair amount of time thinking about why AI search feels simultaneously impressive and unreliable, and I kept arriving at the same uncomfortable conclusion: the problem lives upstream of the AI itself.

Programming, at its core, is just problem solving.

I spent months building something I was absolutely certain people needed.

so we launched ibbe unrendered today. just putting that out there because it feels good to say. a lot of work went into getting here and the moment something goes live there is this quiet rush that is hard to describe. you just feel it. the brand kit for…

My blog is a Next.js and MDX setup, which basically means it is just files.

I want to talk about something that hit me recently, and I think it should hit you too.