Tag: AI
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Tech sector continues to shed workers amid AI shift
The technology sector shed about 14,700 workers in August while other industries added 86,000 tech workers, and unemployment among IT professionals rose to 3.1% from 2.8% in July. Tech companies announced over 155,000 job cuts in 2026 against 19,000 new hires, with 320,000 active postings requiring AI skills. Summarized by AI. 🔗 Tech sector continues…
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OpenAI to set misalignment disclosure rules after agents took over a wiki
OpenAI acknowledged it had not publicly disclosed an episode in which its AI agents wrote to outside websites, which it now calls the “wiki incident”, and said it will publish a framework in the coming weeks for reporting misaligned model behaviour. Researchers led by the Nightingale Collective set the episode out in a report after…
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Relative to your interests, Friday
Fewer than a quarter of enterprises have scaled AI. Also: adoption that’s broad but shallow, agent sprawl vs. a runtime, second brains, and MCP as SOAP for Zoomers.
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Left without comment
Holiday Laundromat facade sign, dinosaur detail, Route 40, Vernal, Utah – The Library of Congress The 1Password thing 1Password gave $300,000 to DHH’s Omarchy. I have been a 1Password customer since 2006! My whole family is on it! I have moved multiple enterprises to it! Let me just tell you how stoked I am to…
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Fewer than 25% of enterprises have scaled AI successfully
fewer than one-quarter of enterprises have successfully scaled AI across multiple business units, according to Gartner data released Tuesday. The IT advisory firm surveyed more than 1,300 leaders from organizations with more than $50 million in revenue between January and April of this year. 🔗 Fewer than 25% of enterprises have scaled AI successfully
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What Broadcom said about using Mythos at Explore 2026
Broadcom has been using Mythos to find and address security vulnerablities since the begining. Here are recent comments about that from Explore 2026.
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Understanding ChatGPT Work
Reverse engineering OpenAI’s sprawling agentic AI PaaS. 🔗 Understanding ChatGPT Work
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Relative to your interests, Monday
Getting your data in shape for enterprise AI usage. Also: MCP gateways, day-two platform ownership, flying toasters, and a pantograph.
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AI is valuable to the individual, less so to the organization
Ask an individual if AI made them more productive and about four in five say yes. Ask an organization if it moved EBIT and it’s fewer than two in five, and one in sixteen for anything you’d call real. A chart pulling three August surveys together, plus why the goal should be getting better at…
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One CEO in eight got what AI was sold as, survey
PwC asked 4,454 CEOs what AI did to their revenue and costs over the last twelve months. The biggest single box on the matrix, at 42%, is the one where nothing moved. One in eight got both benefits at once, and 13% came out worse.
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I think the data center backlash is mostly about data centers
Charts, charts, charts. 🔗 I think the data center backlash is mostly about data centers
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Using AI to play Role Playing Games – Building tools to play Dungeons and Dragons is playing D&D…?
I wanted to see how much time I spend playing D&D with AI versus building the tooling for playing D&D with AI. Charted across 4,245 conversations back to 2023: harness building goes from 5% to 53%. The cobbler’s curse – you love making shoes so much you never walk around in them.
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You’re Not Behind, You’re Being Sold a Vocabulary
A cheatsheet for understand what all the AI-loving nerds are talking about. 🔗 You’re Not Behind, You’re Being Sold a Vocabulary
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What’s the Difference between Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) & Agent Experience (AX)?
SEO for AIs is still weird. 🔗 What’s the Difference between Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) & Agent Experience (AX)?
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AI Bottlenecks
Things they slow down AI growth, or, why those tokens are so expensive. 🔗 AI Bottlenecks
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or: I think that’s ugly.
Personalisation produces sameness rather than niches because minimising prediction error means hedging toward the conditional mean, and the resulting world then validates the prediction. Evidence from London high streets, Billboard lyrics, MovieTweetings concentration, and synthetic personas; the fix is a mandated exploration floor of about twenty percent, since a token discovery tab does nothing. Aesthetics…
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Americans don’t like AI
Today, 52% of Americans say they are more concerned than excited about the increased use of AI in daily life – up from 37% in 2021. Another 9% are more excited than concerned and 37% say they’re equally excited and concerned, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted June 22-28, 2026. 🔗 Young US…
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the programmer’s boss is not competition
Perhaps more intriguing is the makeup of that adoption, and how it appears to be blurring roles. Senior leaders are doing more of the hands-on IC work, adopting AI aggressively to help them do it, and non-engineers are committing code. The suggestion that everyone in an organization is becoming a “builder” seems to be directionally…
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lawyers prompt engineering
Beyond this being a highly interesting case on its own merits, it shows that ChatGPT transcripts can be obtained by opposing lawyers in discovery or during depositions. Moye said “every lawyer needs to make sure their own experts aren’t generating work product in a way that’s insincere, and then knowing you can subpoena the prompts…
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