“How does Pangram work?” - Pangram. Accurately detecting AI-generated text has proven to be a tricky engineering and research problem. Early efforts were embarrassingly poor, where some models would try and convince you The Bible was “likely AI generated”. Pangram seem to be leading in this space, and just this week partnered with Substack to help readers and authors identify when and where AI has been used in the writing process. For me it’s unclear whether this is an unwinnable game of cat-and-mouse, but nevertheless, this is an interesting short read on the technical solution behind Pangram.
“The Tower Keeps Rising” - Armin Ronacher. Great analogy and warning for engineering teams building more and more software with agents and AI. Building a collective and shared understanding of a product ecosystem are certainly made easier with AI, but teams should be wary of under-investing in understanding. As Geoffrey Litt wrote a few weeks ago, “Understanding is the new bottleneck”.
“A new narrative framework for data centres” - Reggie James. It’s already very clear that the current discourse surrounding data centres is poisoned and broken. Maybe our current political environment wouldn’t allow it, but data centres and the AI industry more broadly would be wise to start telling better and more compelling stories.
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