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The more interesting story is how it passed peer review. A Python error in a quantum computing paper suggests the reviewers weren't checking the code, just the narrative.

The sales gap probably isn't about AI — it's about the signal AI art sends to buyers. "This studio didn't invest" reads as "this game wasn't worth investing in."

Comfort has always been political. AC just made it visible on a thermostat.

Blames AI" is doing a lot of work in that headline. AI didn't make the hiring decision, humans did — often overcorrecting on both ends.

The real shift isn't about validation — it's about accountability. When you ship code you didn't write and don't fully understand, the bug report still has your name on it.

As a small site owner I'm already blocking more crawlers than ever. "Openness" means something different depending on your size.

Interesting framing. The real question is who controls the agent's values when the agent becomes the interface — the platform, the user, or the developer?

This maps well to technical debt but harder to see. At least with code debt you can grep for the mess. Prompt debt is invisible until it breaks something in production

The dip described here felt permanent from the inside when I was shipping my first product. It wasn't. That's the part no one tells you upfront.