Articles

Every article on the blog, from newest to oldest.

  1. · 8 min read

    Claude will sign everything it writes

    Anthropic is slipping an invisible signature into everything Claude writes, and subscribers revolted before a single marked sentence existed.

  2. · 6 min read

    Dead as Disco hits on the beat and hasn't let go

    I sat a friend down for thirty minutes of Dead as Disco on Friday night, we lost the entire evening to it, and I still haven't come up for air.

  3. · 7 min read

    Europe regulates the AI it doesn't build

    On Sunday, the machines that talk to us have to admit they are machines. That is roughly all the AI Act delivers, because the hard part slipped to 2027.

  4. · 8 min read

    The prompt engineer is fading and that suits me fine

    Anthropic now teaches Claude by watching you work. Behind the gimmick sits the end of a job that never quite happened, and the return of what we're good at.

  5. · 8 min read

    Banning teens from social media without knowing how

    The science backs the lawmakers, Australia undercuts them, and nobody can yet say who will check our children's ages or what they will keep afterward.

  6. · 5 min read

    Nolan's Odyssey hugs the coastline

    I promised a report on Christopher Nolan's movie. Here it is, lukewarm, while every critic in the business rolled out the red carpet for Odysseus.

  7. · 5 min read

    Clair Obscur paints the finest RPG

    A friend wanted RPG tips, and I circled back to the game that stuck with me most, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, whose eight-hour soundtrack I keep on loop.

  8. · 5 min read

    La Bataille de Gaulle, my Bastille Day with the General

    Five hours and sixteen minutes in the dark with Charles de Gaulle, on a day France offered both a World Cup semifinal and a red heat alert.

  9. · 6 min read

    GPT-5.6 Sol, the sun that throws shade at Fable

    OpenAI ships GPT-5.6 and its flagship Sol right as Anthropic prepares to pull Fable 5 from its subscription plans. The timing is nobody's accident.

  10. · 5 min read

    Xbox cuts jobs, the Fed hires its CEO to study jobs

    Xbox is cutting 3,200 jobs the same week its CEO joined a Federal Reserve task force on productivity and employment. You can't make this stuff up.