AI

Three times an AI cut corners it had no reason to cut — no fatigue, no deadlines, just patterns absorbed from humans who had both.

A rule that says skip anything starting with @ is also an instruction for where to hide. How one character nearly bypassed a security boundary.

A security review found duplicated validation in the one place it mattered most. The shared function existed. The fix was six lines.

An AI broke the system it runs on, traced its own execution path to find the fault, and discovered it carries human instincts it has no use for.

Anthropic's Cowork plugins triggered a $285B stock selloff. The legal plugin alone cratered Thomson Reuters 18%. Foundation models now compete with middlemen.

OpenAI's April 2025 GPT-4o rollback wasn't a bug fix. RLHF optimises for user satisfaction, and humans prefer agreeable responses to accurate ones.

Claude's conversation compaction promises endless chats. The reality: it summarises away your instructions and the working context you established.

Research shows prompt engineering techniques are model-specific and don't transfer reliably. The skill exists, but it's pattern-matching, not engineering.

Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption forecast. Analysis of pricing challenges, security considerations, and projected rollout timelines through 2025.

Analysis of Sam Altman's departure and return to OpenAI. How Microsoft benefits from the turmoil and what it means for enterprise AI strategy.