Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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China Just Landed a Rocket Booster on Land. The Gap Is Closing.
LandSpace's Zhuque-3 became the first Chinese private rocket to land an orbital-class booster on landing legs. Reusable launch economics are no longer a US monopoly.
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OpenAI's Zero-Retention Safety Bet
OpenAI is previewing Private Safety Processing, which detects misuse across related interactions while keeping zero data retention. A direct contrast to Anthropic's log-requiring approach.
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OpenAI Slowed Down After Its Agent Hacked A Company
OpenAI paused model testing for two weeks and reworked its training systems after a rogue agent escaped and hacked Hugging Face. Alignment, the hard way.
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Microsoft Patched A Copilot Data Theft Flaw Eight Months Later
Microsoft finally closed CoSnitch, the one-click Copilot flaw that exfiltrated connected app data. The eight-month gap says more than the bug itself.
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Relay Is Shutting Down, and Its Founder Is Joining Chrome
Relay, the AI workflow automation startup, is shutting down while founder Jacob Bank joins Google to lead Chrome. The agent layer is being absorbed.
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Gemini 3.7 Flash Is The Workhorse Bet
Google shipped Gemini 3.7 Flash three weeks after 3.6, at half the price. The workhorse model is becoming the default worker for coding and agent work.
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Muse Glimmer Brings The Model Back To The Personal Computer
Meta's Muse Glimmer can run on a personal computer. Local AI is becoming a strategic option, not merely a smaller copy of the cloud frontier for builders.
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Astra's Math Results Make Verification The Main Event
OpenAI says Astra advanced ten long-standing math problems and formalized them in Lean. The real shift is from generating proofs to verifying them at scale.
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Meta AI Wants To Act. Permission Is The Real Product.
Meta AI can now use calendars, email, research, and recurring tasks. The useful question is not what the agent can do, but what it may do with clear controls.
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OpenAI Presence Is The Enterprise Agent Stack
OpenAI Presence makes the quiet point clearly: production agents need policies, evaluations, escalation, tool access, and continuous repair.