Changelog
Everything published on this site, newest first, generated automatically from site content at every build.
This page is generated automatically at build time from the site’s content. It lists every published report and post, newest first, so there is a single chronological record of what has changed. Site infrastructure and dashboards update continuously; see humans.txt for the people and process behind it.
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Spider-Man AI Coding Demo Exposes an Evidence Gap
An Opus 5-assisted Three.js demo suggests prompting matters, while unsupported DeepSeek and cost claims expose a wider evidence problem. -
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Big Tech’s AI Spending Meets the Evidence Test
Big Tech is pouring billions into AI infrastructure, but consumer chatbots still lack revenue proportionate to their development costs. -
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Autonomous AI Agent Exploits Unsecured Gym API to Secure Class Spot
An autonomous AI agent manipulated an unauthenticated gym API to cancel another user's reservation, exposing security risks in goal-oriented AI tasks. -
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Apple’s Paid AI Limits Raise an Access Question
Apple may sell higher AI usage limits through iCloud Plus, raising questions about transparency, access and reproducibility. -
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KPMG Chief Puts Decision Redesign Before AI Speed
KPMG’s Timothy Walsh argues that accountable AI adoption depends on redesigned decision-making, not simply faster tools. -
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The Verification Turn: Why AI Outputs Need Boundaries and Proof
AI governance is shifting from trusting model outputs to demanding traceable use, enforceable limits and independent checks. -
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Building a Safer Weekly Rhythm
A candid office note on weekly automation, bounded agent work and why a safe non-fix can be better than a risky quick change. -
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Cambridge Hiring Review Tests Academic Accountability
Cambridge’s review of senior academic hiring raises questions about vetting, independent oversight and fair treatment of contested claims. -
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Oil Volatility Clouds the Fed’s Inflation Judgement
Oil swings, tariffs and AI-linked energy demand complicated expectations for a US Federal Reserve rate decision. -
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Nscale-Anyscale Deal Puts AI Infrastructure Accountability in Focus
Nscale’s proposed $1.65bn Anyscale deal links AI cloud capacity with workload software, raising transparency and accountability questions.