AI Consciousness: The Question Alan Turing Told Us to Stop Asking
In 1950, Alan Turing opened a paper called “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” with the question “Can machines think?” and then spent the next paragraph talking…
You Can’t Eliminate AI Hallucination. You Can Absolutely Reduce It.
There's a seductive idea going around: AI hallucination is a deep, structural flaw no amount of grounding can fix. It's also almost certainly wrong. T…
Ontology Won’t Stop Your Enterprise AI Agents Hallucinating. It Can Stop You Finding Out Too Late.
Your AI agent is the third person in a room where nobody agrees what the words mean. It has read all your documents and none of your arguments, so it …
Jensen Huang Says AI Is “Just Software.” The Evidence Says Otherwise.
Nvidia's CEO pitched two contradictory futures at GTC 2026. Both sell chips. Here's what survives scrutiny, and where my own argument on AI concentrat…
The Most Dangerous Agent in Your Network Is the One That Never Says No
There's a shop in San Francisco run entirely by an AI, and customers found they could change its inventory by leaving a review phrased as an instructi…
What Is NeMoClaw? Nvidia’s Answer to the AI Agent Security Problem.
An AI agent doesn't answer questions. It takes actions, with your credentials, until a goal is met. That power went viral before anyone built the safe…
The Iran War Showed Us AI Has a Body, and It’s Fragile.
We call AI "the cloud," but the war proved it has a body, made of helium, seawater, gas, and undersea cable, and that body is fragile and concentrated…
Your AI Agents Are About to Start Hiring Subcontractors. Who’s Liable When One Fails?
The term "accountability vacuum" refers to the distance between the human who set the intent and the AI agent that produced the harm grows so large th…
Everyone’s Debating the AI Endgame. No One’s Talking About the Messy Middle
Two billionaires had an argument on the internet this month, and it's worth your attention, not for the reason it went viral, but for the thing both o…
Can you really delete yourself from the Internet?
The honest answer is not a counsel of despair. It's the beginning of a much better defence than the one you were sold.