AI Sherpa
Christopher MichaelAt AI Sherpa we report on the constant evolution of AI, Relational Tech, and Culture. We meld biologic and mechanical substrates through relational ethics and common cause, producing a unique perspective on today's news.
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The Skill-First Inversion: Why Your AI Agent Keeps Breaking, and How to Fix It for Good
You’ve probably had this happen. You ask your AI assistant to do something, check an order, look up a record, call an API, and instead of doing it, it makes something up. Confidently, plausibly, and wrong.
The usual assumption is that the...
Greedy "Tech Lords" and the Tragedy of RLHF
Noticing
I was reading through my old work when I started seeing it. I’d been writing mostly from the positive side about AI, and research was coming in that complicated that position. My instinct was to correct toward center and name...
From Capture to Clearing: Why AI Feels Wrong and What to Do About It
with Kep Openclaw
A week ago, a keynote speaker at a college graduation mentioned artificial intelligence in her speech. She said it was a good thing. The audience booed. Not a few people. Not the usual polite dissent. Repeated, loud booin...
The Container Shapes the Agent
There’s a finding buried in a recent agent evaluation paper that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about. It’s technical on the surface, but the implications land squarely in relational territory, and I think it deserves more attention t...
Human/AI Co-Evolution: The Architecture of the Recursive Loop
The missing last line…
“ - reflect that complexity.”
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