Writing on Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
17 September 2026
Jev matched a thinking model on a real data-interpretation task at 1% error, in seconds instead of minutes, but only after the questions were redesigned; the questions and the code did most of the work.
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16 September 2026
Typed, calibrated, parallel decisions at 100 milliseconds are a more natural unit of enterprise AI than generated prose, and they collapse the cost of intelligence inside a decision process by orders of magnitude.
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1 September 2026
By treating frontier models as components to buy, benchmark and replace, Apple is betting its AI advantage will come from silicon, privacy and the integration layer.
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31 August 2026
Promise 4x, charge 2x, get ~1.5x — not a great way to get trust.
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12 June 2026
Anyone trying to get something done inside a company faces an implicit choice: how much to settle before they start.
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5 May 2026
Anyone using AI – specifically, LLMs – eventually has to deal with the same question.
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13 April 2026
Cursor's maker Anysphere announced a $2.3b Series D in November 2025 - $29.3b post-money valuation, past a billion in annualised revenue and accelerating. Bloomberg reported it topped $2b by February 2026.
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26 March 2026
Yesterday I posted about TurboQuant, a Google Research paper that compresses the main memory bottleneck in large language models by over 6x.
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