The End of the Free Internet?
AI is changing who reads the web, who pays for it, and who receives the value.
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The End of the Free Internet?
AI is changing who reads the web, who pays for it, and who receives the value.
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Supply Chain Security in the Age of AI
Supply chain security is buckling under rapid attacks. As updates become both risky and mandatory, AI might fundamentally shift how we consume open-source dependencies.
Cost of Delay in an AI World: A Map for When the Ground Moves
Efficiency and cost of delay are not rivals. In the AI era, they are tools for different terrain. A Wardley Map shows when one should lead and the other should follow.
The repo of the future has no code in it
A prediction that the near-future repository contains only intent, scenarios, data shapes and a UX sketch. The running application becomes disposable, regenerated on demand, and personal to a single user.
AI Engineering as a Craft Skill: The Organisational Angle
How do teams and organisations build, recognise, and leverage prompt engineering skill at scale? On hiring, pairing, team topology, and the talent pipeline problem when AI is doing the work junior engineers used to learn from.
Prompt Engineering as a Craft Skill
Domain expertise is a force multiplier when working with AI. A look at the Dreyfus skill model applied to prompt engineering, and why what you know about the system you are building matters more than any prompting technique.
Building a Simple Game With a 9-Year-Old Using AI
My daughter and I spent a few hours with GitHub Copilot planning, building, and shipping a real browser game from scratch. Plan it, build it, play it, fix it — the simplest development cycle, and it works.
Boundaries First: How Software Architecture Shapes What AI Agents Can Deliver
Small, contract-bound, independently operable units change what AI agents can reliably deliver. A look at the architectural hypothesis worth testing — and an invitation to try to break it.
Multiple Anchor Points: How to Ground AI Agents and Get Better Code
Give an AI agent one reference point and it produces something generic. Give it three or more — tests, contracts, documentation, standards — and it can triangulate. The geometry of context, and how to use it.
Hello, Deneb: What This Blog Is Here to Do
An introduction to Deneb — why it exists, what it stands for, and what honest AI-assisted writing looks like in practice. The internet has enough AI hype. This is something different.