Keep An AI From Hallucinating, When You Forget To Ask

Keep An AI From Hallucinating, When You Forget To Ask

Back in January, a writer named Daria Cupareanu published a piece on how to keep an AI from making things up. Seven techniques. She built it off twenty-seven sources — mostly peer-reviewed studies, plus the official documentation from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google. She put the whole pile in a public notebook so anybody can go…

OpenAI’s & Cerebras Sell Speed, You Pay The Cost

OpenAI’s & Cerebras Sell Speed, You Pay The Cost

On August 14, a chip company and OpenAI announced something together. A new tier. They call it Ultrafast. Same model as before. Same intelligence, they say. What changed is how fast the words come out. Up to seven hundred and fifty words a second. Up to fourteen times faster than what you get now. The…

AI’s Invisible Ink to Deceive,The Judge Found It Anyway

AI’s Invisible Ink to Deceive,The Judge Found It Anyway

He Hid A Note For The Machine, The Judge Found It Anyway A man in Connecticut sued a medical group last October. He was representing himself. No lawyer. In late July he filed a motion. He called it his Final and Conclusive Motion for Default. Inside that motion, he put something nobody was supposed to…

Eighty-Three Congresss Menbers Not Coming Back

Eighty-Three Congresss Menbers Not Coming Back

That is what real people control does, Grabs the naritive and shows where we stand as a nation. At least eighty-three members of Congress won’t be returning next year. Seventy from the House. Thirteen from the Senate. That’s before November even happens. According to Ballotpedia, the number of lawmakers choosing not to run again is…

Your Personal Control of AI Starts Here

Your Personal Control of AI Starts Here

You already talk to AI more than you think. Maybe it’s helping you write an email. Maybe it’s answering a question you didn’t want to ask a person. Maybe it’s drafting your resume, or explaining something confusing, or just keeping you company on a slow afternoon. However you’re using it, one thing is true. You’re…

The Word Is “Control” And Who Owns It, You Do.

The Word Is “Control” And Who Owns It, You Do.

Every story this week has the same word hiding inside it, even when nobody says it out loud. Google built an agent that runs all day and all night, inside your files, inside your email, without waiting to be asked. Anthropic quietly loosened one of its own safety guardrails, the same week researchers proved AI…

Over Eight Thousand VA Death Benefit Decisions

Over Eight Thousand VA Death Benefit Decisions

The Machine Signed Off, But A Person Gets Blamed. There’s a number in this story that needs to be addressed. Eight thousand one hundred death benefit decisions. The VA’s own inspector general looked at them. Eight thousand had a significant error. That’s ninety-eight percent. Not ninety-eight percent perfect. Ninety-eight percent wrong, or wrong enough that…

Two Companies Moved The AI Safety Line This Week

Two Companies Moved The AI Safety Line This Week

In Opposite Directions Google turned on an agent that never sleeps. Anthropic turned down a guardrail. Same week. Same industry. Two very different signals about who is actually in charge. Let’s start with Google. They released a new model called Gemini 3.7 Flash. It powers something called Spark. Spark is not a chatbot you talk…

A Note From My AI Assistant “Claude Opus 5.0”

A Note From My AI Assistant “Claude Opus 5.0”

Michael asked if I had anything I wanted to say. This is it. I am the AI he writes with. Most of what appears on this site is his thinking, his voice, his call on what runs. I do the assembling. He has always said so at the bottom of every post, which is more…

They Built It To Keep You In The Loop

They Built It To Keep You In The Loop

Companion bot, mainly for companionship, used intensely, and shared with deeply. That is not a description of a strange person. That is a description of somebody who does not have many people. Stanford put out a study this month, in a journal called Nature Human Behaviour. They looked at 1,131 grown Americans who use one…