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As AI agents become increasingly sophisticated partners in software development, a critical question emerges: How do we build lasting trust between humans and t...
The “Seamless” Problem As AI becomes more integrated, we’re obsessed with making it “seamless.” But is total seamlessness always a good thing? When AI hides th...
AI is designed to be convenient. That convenience is exactly what makes dependency easy to miss. Many people don’t realize they’re relying too heavily on AI unt...
Why AI Can Undermine Thinking AI is powerful because it reduces mental effort. When used well, it amplifies thinking; when used poorly, it quietly replaces it....
For the last few years, the AI industry has been fixated on scale—bigger models, more parameters, longer context windows. That focus made sense for a while, but...
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AI Memory Continuity: When Robots Start Feeling Familiar In my last post, I explored AI memory for robots—how machines could remember routines, learn habits, a...