Artificial Intelligence

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An experimental surgery is helping cancer survivors give birth

This week I want to tell you about an experimental surgical procedure that’s helping people have babies. Specifically, it’s helping people who have had treatment for bowel or rectal cancer. Radiation and chemo can have pretty damaging side effects that mess up the uterus and ovaries. Surgeons are pioneering a potential solution: simply stitch those […]

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How separating logic and search boosts AI agent scalability

Separating logic from inference improves AI agent scalability by decoupling core workflows from execution strategies. The transition from generative AI prototypes to production-grade agents introduces a specific engineering hurdle: reliability. LLMs are stochastic by nature. A prompt that works once may fail on the second attempt. To mitigate this, development teams often wrap core business

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Why Darren Aronofsky thought an AI-generated historical docudrama was a good idea

Last week, filmmaker Darren Aronofsky’s AI studio Primordial Soup and Time magazine released the first two episodes of On This Day… 1776. The year-long series of short-form videos features short vignettes describing what happened on that day of the American Revolution 250 years ago, but it does so using “a variety of AI tools” to

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My Honest Review of Claude Opus 4.6: Is It Worth the Hype?

Anthropic has been buzzing as of late. It recently caused a stock market meltdown with its release of the Claude Cowork tool that tanked the stocks of major SaaS providers across the world. And now they’re about to revolutionize reasoning models with their latest release, Claude Opus 4.6, which they’re claiming as their best coding

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