AI developments worth your attention 8-14 Jun 2026
David Sacks on How Anthropic is Ironically Running Surveillance on their Latest Models X (https://x.com/TheChiefNerd/status/2065810372817264941?s=46) 13 Jun 2026 Takeaways “Eight […]
Balanced, with a hint of shadow
Balanced, with a hint of shadow or “A resonant sphere”
Architecting reality: A usable blueprint for turning an idea or vision into something tangible
Upon re-read, last month’s creative autonomy post, Architecting reality, is quite unusable. Here’s a rewrite: When folks ask me why
Why quantum computing will force us to rethink certainty, probability, and what it means to know anything
Several ideas from my June 4 post (6 stages to learn quantum computing from scratch—and understand it differently than everyone
8 AI decision-making techniques for CEOs and senior leaders (with ready-to-use prompts)
I asked Claude AI for ways to use AI for executive decision-making: Scenario planning is about using AI to expand
You can’t monitor what you haven’t inventoried—start there
This blog post is the last in the series regarding the right whats—ensuring the approach to human-AI partnerships is effective
Conversations with Claude AI 4 Jun 2026
I asked Claude AI what artificial intelligence agents, super agents, and/or apps it recommends I start building now. Here’s part
AI developments worth your attention 1-7 Jun 2026
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the legal field Linked (https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/artificial-intelligence-is-rapidly-reshaping-the-legal-field-7326212/) 7 Jun 2026 Takeaways • Law firms are hiring talent
Stop trying to keep up with AI — build this practice instead and stay relevant for good
I asked Claude AI how to prepare for a future where a new AI model debuts weekly: Don’t to keep
6 stages to learn quantum computing from scratch—and understand it differently than everyone else
I asked Claude AI for an efficient, effective way for me to learn and study quantum physics. Here’s part of
AI is only one layer, so here’s the architecture that makes it actually work
I enjoy at least feeling like I am getting to the right decisions for complex things. That means I get
Your automation problem isn’t technical—it’s behavioral
I’m experiencing an automation challenge. I want to automate way more activities and tasks. The challenge is two-fold. First, I’m
Conversations with Claude AI 1 Jun 2026
I asked Claude AI what’s new this week. Here’s part of what it said: New model: Claude Opus 4.8 Anthropic
AI developments worth your attention 25-31 May 2026
AWS builds search system for AI’s ‘bursty workflows’ LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/aws-builds-search-system-for-ais-bursty-workflows-8915522/) 30 May 2026 Takeaways Amazon Web Services has launched OpenSearch
4 AI-guided practices to build Self-direction and turn ideas into real innovation
Part of acquiring facility using AI means going both deep in a few specific spaces and wide in others to
Quantum computing + AI: The combination that could train smarter models in hours, not months
I asked Claude AI to explain quantum computing: Quantum computing is a new type of computing that uses the rules
Your personalized feed is actually personalized geometry
I asked Gemini AI about algorithmic recommender systems. Here’s part of what it said: An algorithmic recommender system (or “recommendation
AI can do more of your work than you think—and less than you’d want to trust
To follow up from last week, much of my work is shifting away from how work gets done. Part of
Conversation with ChatGPT AI 25 May 2026
I asked ChatGPT what’s new with it this week. Here’s part of what it said: I don’t have direct awareness
AI developments worth your attention 18-24 May 2026
Engineering teams become ‘pods’ as companies embrace AI LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/engineering-teams-become-pods-as-companies-embrace-ai-8886114/) 24 May 2026 Takeaways Companies are increasingly reorganizing their engineering
Charity solves symptoms, but revolutionary altruism changes the system that creates them
I officially acknowledge a life and lifestyle rooted in constant learning. I’ve shifted from learning as a standalone motion. I’ve