Hand-picked articles

Good piece on who gets squeezed first when AI handles the entry-level work. The junior pipeline question doesn't get nearly enough coverage.

Makes the case that what's happening to workers isn't a short adjustment period. Sourced, not panicked.

MCP picked up serious traction and then ran into serious problems. Someone who shipped it in production explains what went wrong.

Anthropic's own researchers flagging how their models reduce what users do for themselves. A company paper that doesn't pull punches.

The law says employers have to make sure workers can critically evaluate AI output. Most people don't know this is already in force.

Ookla runs Speedtest.net. Makes more sense once you think about what network performance data is worth to companies buying AI infrastructure.

Short thread. Gets shared around for a day then everyone moves on.

A concrete security concern about running Claude Code locally. Short read.

PewDiePie built an AI avatar that runs locally. More useful for thinking about where AI lands in mainstream culture than most op-eds about it.

Hands-free LLM interaction through a talking avatar. Nobody's calling it an accessibility tool, but it probably qualifies.