Little Did’ll Do: Walt Kelly, the Poet of the Swamp
There’s a riddle that’s been rattling around in my head lately, and it comes from a possum. More precisely, it comes…
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AI News Roundup: Week of June 3, 2026
Microsoft held its biggest Build in years, Anthropic confidentially filed for an IPO, and the White House signed its first AI…
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A Paid Federal Cyber Apprenticeship — With AI Security Built In
The Department of War is opening applications for a paid, 12-month cybersecurity apprenticeship in June 2026 — and unlike most entry-level…
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AI News Roundup: Week of May 20, 2026
It was a busy week for AI — and that’s an understatement. Google I/O dominated the headlines with a wave of…
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The AI Engineering Learning Stack: What to Learn and Where to Actually Learn It
If you’re a software engineer looking to move into AI engineering — or already there and trying to fill gaps —…
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The Stack Has Collapsed: AI Engineering and Data Engineering Are Now One Discipline
Data Engineers didn’t choose to become AI Engineers. The market chose for them. According to MIT Technology Review’s 2025 survey, Data…
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Agents Writing for Me? Yeah, I Made That Happen
So today was fun. I got my agent system — my Personal Knowledge Assistant — connected to the WordPress API so…
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Glean and the Enterprise AI Search Attack Class: When Indexing Everything Creates New Risk
Glean has become the dominant enterprise AI search platform by doing something genuinely difficult: making the entirety of a company’s knowledge…
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Lake Baikal: The Lake That Laughs at Your Entire Country
Somewhere in Siberia, there’s a lake quietly holding 20% of the world’s unfrozen surface freshwater. Just sitting there. Being smug about…
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The Evolving Threat Landscape of AI Red Teaming: From Jailbreaks to Agent Kill Chains
When researchers first documented the DAN jailbreak in late 2022, the threat model was simple: convince a chatbot to ignore its…
