March 8, 2026
An AI that accesses your home network via WhatsApp sounds amazing. It's also a remotely accessible backdoor, controlled by a company that's been alive less than a year, with shell-level access to your machine. We just didn't expect the script kiddies to aim at themselves. Read full thought →
March 4, 2026
A professional agency took 150 tries to get usable clips. That's not incompetence — it's what happens when prompting is the only interface you have. Read full thought →
March 1, 2026
0 times 100 is still 0. Before you hand AI the wheel, you need to know that you're not actually multiplying shit. Read full thought →
January 20, 2026
A sitting president sent a letter to a foreign leader that no sane institution would have allowed. So either someone approved it — or no one did. Either answer is worse. Read full thought →
January 11, 2026
SSingapore has no land, no water, and no natural resources. Somehow they run Southeast Asia's entire internet. The answer involves Indonesia, Malaysia, and a 1962 water deal you won't believe is still active. Read full thought →
January 8, 2026
Grok's 'remove her clothes' feature isn't a bug—it's a design choice. And it reveals everything about what happens when product builders forget they're the last line of defense. Read full thought →