The Who's Who of AI

“I wrote about the internet-of-things AI-malware risk. This type of exposure is far more likely to be a problem than ~extinction~, but it is also more likely to produce an extremely dumb, broken-computer-world instead of cinematic calamity. A rule: The dumbe…”

“you may come to regret that smart toothbrush. claude stuck in between your teeth, imagine www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1...”

“I wrote about what I learned from a year or more of “vibecoding” small, personal projects: Fifty years after personal computers supposedly made computing yours, the activity keeps receding back into the computing priesthood.”

“Thoughtful, and I'm going to say, prescient stuff from @ibogost.com www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1...”

“I hope you’ll read my story about AI programming in the context of amateur, personal computing (and to that end, here’s a gift link: tinyurl.com/2hf9hv4v). But this paragraph is the one I’d pull out if I had to choose one.”

“I hope you’ll read my story about AI programming in the context of amateur, personal computing (and to that end, here’s a gift link: tinyurl.com/2hf9hv4v). But this paragraph is the one I’d pull out if I had to choose one.”