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Part III of this series argued that the AI race is becoming a systems race. Models still matter. Chips still matter. But so do memory, manufacturing, cloud infrastructure, energy, capital, distribution, regulation, alliances, access and aut...
The previous four posts in this series worked through one part of the Signal Draft at a time: what it is, why useful signal can disappear when a rough draft is replaced too quickly, how to extract and preserve what deserves to survive, and...
For a while, the AI power race was relatively easy to describe.
Who has the strongest model?
Who has access to the best chips?
Who has the largest training clusters?
Those questions still matter. But they are becoming less sufficient....
You return to a draft with one sentence already preserved from the previous round. You could ignore it and ask AI for a completely fresh version. Or you could bring that sentence back into the working context and ask what follows from it, w...
You finish a working session with several pages of rough material and one sentence that feels different from everything around it. Then the draft moves. It gets revised, regenerated, compared with another version, or set aside.
That transi...
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Author and systems thinker exploring human judgment under system pressure. I write about increasingly capable AI, decision-making, accountability, workflow design, and the structures that help humans and AI work together more effectively.
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