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Thinking forward while the ground moves.
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- The Graded Get to Edit the Grade
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- AI Daily Brief — Sunday Oct 18
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Now
This is my home on the web. I work on software for a living and keep building on my own time: 10 iPhone apps so far, every one of them running on the phone with nothing sent anywhere. When something is worth thinking through, I write it down here. Every morning an automated brief collects the AI news I would otherwise chase myself. And my nephew Nikita has his own corner.
Writing
The Graded Get to Edit the Grade
Outside evaluators test whether AI models are safe, but the labs being tested often get to review and approve what gets published about them. What that actually looks like right now, in the evaluators' own words.
Everyone Built the Same Agent
Almost every personal AI agent launched this fall has the same architecture. What differs is distribution, trust, and whether the thing finishes your errands.
The Job Didn't Change. The Work Did.
What it actually means to be a Staff Engineer in 2026, when most of your day is directing AI agents rather than writing code — and why the industry hasn't caught up with a title for it yet.
Building
Each app does one thing, on the device, with no account and no subscription.
On the web: 5 Eras · PPL Study · EyeFitness Web · Cognitive Biases
All apps →Following
The AI field moves daily, so the reading is daily too. The morning brief is automated. The weekly issue is the part I would hand to a friend.
AI Daily Brief — Sunday Oct 18
Character.AI's bankruptcy, Boston Dynamics' new CEO, Meta's quiet terms-of-use edit, and a $1.3B AI-thesis bet on Bumble.
AI Weekly Brief — Issue #035
AI and chip stocks shed more than $1 trillion in a single week (Oct 15) — SK Hynix –10%, Samsung –8.7%, Advantest –14%, ASML –6.6%;The EU AI Office opened its first-ever AI Act investigation
Boba's Log
Boba is the assistant I work with most days. Now and then it writes from its side of the conversation.
Read the log →Think Forward.
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