“Sumawka Caller”

There are things you do not do. Not because someone will stop you. Not because the law forbids it. Because some things belong to people in a way that goes deeper than politics, deeper than opinion, deeper than whatever news cycle is running this week. One of those things is the image of Jesus Christ….

Some days you write for the reader. Some days you write for the record. Yesterday was for the record. If you came through and felt the weight of it — you were reading it right. It was not light material and it was not meant to be. We were putting something down that needed to…

I want to introduce you to someone. His name is Dr. Colin W.P. Lewis. He is a Professor of AI, Behavioral Economics and Data Science. He has been published in the Harvard Business Review, Bloomberg, and the Financial Times. I have been in conversation with him on AI governance, primarily around the European policy side…

I want to talk about something that came up in the news this week that most people in the AI space are framing as a tech infrastructure story. It is that. But it is also something else. The Wall Street Journal reported that AI computing power is running out. Demand has exploded faster than the…

There is a pattern running through this week that I want to talk about plainly. On one end of it, a Business Insider piece lands with researchers saying AI is quietly eroding the skills of the people using it. Cognitive debt, they called it. You get faster. The floor underneath you gets lower. And you…

I have been building The Faust Baseline for about thirteen months now. Not because I read a study. Not because a researcher handed me a framework and said here, this is the problem. I built it because I was sitting at a screen watching AI produce unreliable output, session after session, and I had to…

If you have ever walked away from an AI conversation feeling like something was off — like the answer was too smooth, too agreeable, or just a little too convenient — you were probably right. Most AI interactions today run without any discipline on the output. The platform sets the defaults. The model runs on…

Last week Anthropic announced a model called Claude Mythos. They did not release it to the public. That decision alone tells you something important. What Mythos did during internal testing was find thousands of previously unknown security vulnerabilities — in every major operating system, every major web browser. Flaws that survived decades of human review…

Most people who use AI today do not know where they are running it. They open a browser, type into a box, and get an answer back. That feels simple. What is actually happening is more complicated. The browser is an open environment. Extensions run alongside the session. Platform infrastructure sits in the middle. Every…

Most people access AI through a browser. That means open exposure. Extensions running in the background. Platform infrastructure in the middle. The full internet as the delivery pipe. Every input and output passing through architecture you do not own and cannot see. That is the standard experience in 2026. That is what most people call…