AI & ML

TL;DR Enterprise communication is a control problem disguised as a writing problem. The difficult part is rarely producing a polished email, executive update, customer notice, or incident message. The difficult part is preserving which statements are confirmed facts, which are proposals, which commitments have actually been authorized, what the audience is permitted to know, and […]

We are already witnessing the unintended consequences of algorithms realising goals with badly defined parameters and restrictions

A small number of people are shaping what chatbots value. Those choices are already influencing how people think.

As Xi Jinping arrives in the United States this week for a state visit, China’s advances in artificial intelligence will be in the air. Less discussed: China’s economy in its worst shape in decades.

Wall Street finds new way to turn tech giants’ credit strength into cheaper funding for AI build-out

Cait Conley, who is trying to flip a Republican seat held by Representative Mike Lawler, is fending off attacks concerning her work after she left the Biden administration.

TL;DR Different workload service classes need different capacity, data services, lifecycle practices, and recovery controls. A private cloud operating model must connect those requirements to the appropriate infrastructure and platform capabilities. This article examines how VCF and Dell infrastructure can support that classification while keeping supportability, ownership, and operational validation visible. The architectural lesson is

TL;DR AI agent authorization must connect permission to the exact action, executing identity, target, current policy, and validity window. A verified proposal is not permission to deploy, and a human approval should not survive material changes to the plan without reassessment. This article develops an action-bound approval contract for the two-cluster workflow introduced in Part

The idea of “pacing the frontier” to ensure A.I. safety has taken hold since the hack of Hugging Face. But as the Opinion columnist Ezra Klein argues, “walking quickly off a cliff is only marginally better than sprinting off one.” In this video essay, he explains how we got here — and what frontier labs

Letting A.I. patrol its own frontier is like asking Jesse James to patrol the Wild West.