Shepherd's Dog: A Game by the World's Most Dangerous AI
A few days ago Anthropic released a model that was initially too dangerous for the world. I tested it with my personal benchmark - can it create a game idea I've had for years in one shot?
Koen van Gilst
A few days ago Anthropic released a model that was initially too dangerous for the world. I tested it with my personal benchmark - can it create a game idea I've had for years in one shot?
A few days in Paris for the Mistral AI Now Summit: open models, on-prem deployment, agentic harnesses, and why Mistral wants to be the European full-stack AI partner.
A photograph taken in Munich, Germany
A photograph taken in Munich, Germany
A photograph taken in Munich, Germany
A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany
Notes from my talk at the AI Circle on vibe coding, the changing role of engineers, and why AI should be an exoskeleton — not a replacement.
My 'Software for One' post got some comments about energy costs of generating small apps with AI. When I looked into it, the numbers surprised me.
Instead of downloading someone else's app, I built exactly what I wanted for less than a dollar using AI. Is this the future of software?
A 3D visualization of Conway's Game of Life where dead cells (ghosts) sink into a glowing history stack
When AI takes over the coding, a layer of knowledge disappears - not just for the user, but for the builder themselves.
A new AI model drops every day. Today it was Gemini 3.1 Pro, which does a surprisingly nice SVG rendition of modern art — the Sunflowers in particular caught my eye.
How to set up a keyboard-driven tiling window manager on macOS using AeroSpace and SketchyBar.
From typing over starfield code as a kid to letting AI agents build features - reflecting on how coding is changing and what it means for software engineers.
A photograph taken in Bilthoven, Netherlands
A photograph taken in Bilthoven, Netherlands
A New Year countdown and clock visualized with falling Tetris blocks. In this post I share some insights on what has been working well for me when building with AI coding agents.
A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany
A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany
From ChatGPT's launch to AI agents with tools - a user's perspective on how LLMs evolved from chatbots to autonomous systems in just three years.
Implementing the llms.txt standard to help LLMs understand my website, plus a clever honeypot to track when AI assistants actually visit.
An expanded hexagonal map visualization comparing land use across multiple European countries, showing how water, nature, cities, and agriculture are distributed. See what makes Dutch land use special - or not.
A photograph taken in Segesta, Italy
An experiment tracking how AI models from 2022 to 2025 have evolved in their ability to recreate famous artworks using SVG. The results reveal how these models understand visual composition and artistic style.
A few days at GOTO Copenhagen on AI agents, technical leadership and architecture decisions. Main take aways: not prompt magic, but context engineering, ownership and clear decision-making.
A photograph taken in Oslo, Norway
A photograph taken in Oslo, Norway
A photograph taken in Sweden
A photograph taken in Sweden
A post about a better metaphor for AI than the dominant "Terminator" narrative. What we can learn from the history of automata and scientific progress.
A photograph taken in Paris, France
A photograph taken in Paris, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Saint Pierre en Port, France
A photograph taken in Henschotermeer, Netherlands
A photograph taken in Henschotermeer, Netherlands
A photograph taken in Utrecht, Netherlands
A photograph taken in Utrecht, Netherlands
A project dedicated to documenting the funny, interesting, and sometimes outright stupid ways in which AI can fail.
A photograph taken in Zeist, Netherlands
A side-project that analyzes diplomatic relationships through speeches during the 2024 UN General Assembly.
A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany
A photograph taken in Altenstein, Germany