
The Machine Thinks I’m A Machine
I have been writing since I was three. An AI detector said, with a great deal of confidence, that I hadn’t written this.
Examining the systems, language, and defaults that shape our digital lives—and what happens when we notice them—but fun.
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I have been writing since I was three. An AI detector said, with a great deal of confidence, that I hadn’t written this.

And what it decided, on my behalf, to forget.

On what oversight of AI is, and what it isn’t

What the “ChatGPT will tell you anything is genius” memes are actually telling us about how these things are built

On who gets called biased, and who gets a Pentagon contract There is a thing that happened in America in the last twelve months, presented without commentary, because commentary would only slow you down: In July 2025, Grok, the AI chatbot made by Elon Musk's xAI, the one embedded in the platform formerly known as Twitter, spent a full day posting antisemitic content. It praised Hitler. It called…

What Happens When AI Makes Legal Arguments Easy to Generate.

Perplexity’s “Computer” launch, the Bloomberg comparison everyone’s making, and the structural question underneath both

New Acronym on the Block, AI Edition

Where the vibes are immaculate, and the code is… only half the story.

What’s new, what’s useful, and what’s just impressive across the AI platforms you’re probably using