Category: Age of Intelligence
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AI agents are the most powerful incentive-optimisers ever built. Mechanism design, or “reverse game theory”, proposes making honesty their rational… Read more
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Cognitive surrender is not a skills gap that training will close; it is a governance gap that only architecture can… Read more
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Capability compounds in months. Infrastructure is poured in years. Organisations rewire in years to decades. Governance moves slowest of all.… Read more
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Anthropic has told IPO investors it may be about to cross its own red line, and that last time it… Read more
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Anthropic’s report gives two headline numbers: six agent hours per human hour, and junior technical hires falling from 27 to… Read more
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Fifteen AI agents reviewed one essay. I expected to find correlated reviewers and found a change-control failure instead: the errors… Read more
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Singapore has made hope a policy, and the bet will be decided on the first rung of the career ladder.… Read more
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A Pope, a Nobel economist, Harvard theorists and a frontier lab now name the same AI danger: power held by… Read more
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Economists disagree fifteen-fold on AI’s productivity gains, yet agree on who pays first: the young, locked out of the apprenticeship… Read more
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AI aces the parts and fails the whole, so we must certify workflows, not models. Part II of V. Read more
