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llms

  • not even wrong

    2026-07-10

    One worker's AI writes the document, another worker's AI reads it. The company's knowledge becomes a pile of artifacts nobody holds, and it feels like productivity because producing is fast and evaluating is invisible. Nobody has measured the loop where it closes.

  • eating its own tail

    2026-07-04

    The models write the web and train on the web. The tails die first, every escape route runs through fresh human data, and the pipeline supplying it is already machine-laced. Leave an LLM an open decision and watch what it picks. The average, every time.

  • no one in particular

    2026-06-08

    AI prose converges on one register because the LLM has read everything and been nowhere. A voice is the opposite, the residue of one particular, forgetful life, and it is the part the average can never reach.

  • a compression of a compression

    2026-05-31

    Why putting a thought into words flattens it, what that means for language models trained on the flattened version, and the gap that scale doesn't close.

  • the brain drives the tool

    2026-05-22

    What AI actually is, what it's genuinely good for, and the part of the work no language model can do for you.