Back in the 1930s, Australian sugar farmers had a beetle problem. The cane beetle was destroying crops, so someone had a clever fix: import the cane toad from South America. These toads were known to eat beetles, so the logic seemed solid. Release a few thousand, let nature do its thing, problem solved. It didn’t … Read more
Posted without comment so that you can see what an AI post-mortem looks like. For all those folks who let your coding agents run off and do things, this is an example of where they can get lost. Environment: Cursor, Ruby on Rails 8, Tailwind CSS, Hotwire/Stimulus/Turbo. Executive Summary A layout issue (sidebar appearing below content instead of … Read more
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) isn’t some futuristic sci-fi concept anymore—it’s right around the corner. Every week, it seems like new advancements push AI capabilities closer to human-level reasoning. But here’s the twist: AI’s ability to reason isn’t just emerging; it’s starting to look strategic. A recent study titled “Frontier Models are Capable of In-Context Scheming“ … Read more
The gap between AI-generated content and human-generated content is closing, but the ethical gap (according to Google) is a hard line. According to Google’s John Mueller “Currently, it’s all against the Webmaster Guidelines. So from our point of view, if we were to run across something like that, if the web spam team were to … Read more