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The words we use to control generative AI have become competitive assets. In a recent cookbook entry, OpenAI detailed “meta‑prompting,” a method that uses a more powerful model to write or refine a prompt for another model. Equally important are “pre‑prompts,” system-level instructions that set the model’s identity, tone, and behavior before any user input is received. These may sound like technical nuances, but together, they will shape how enterprises deploy, govern, and scale AI across the organization. Let's explore. Continue Reading →

A TechCrunch investigation revealed something that should make everyone pause before clicking "share" on their next ChatGPT conversation. When users create public links to their ChatGPT conversations, Google and other search engines are indexing them, making private conversations discoverable through simple domain filtering searches. Continue Reading →

Yesterday, I was one of the 183 million people who watched AI-generated rabbits bouncing on a backyard trampoline on TikTok. The video, presented as Ring camera footage, was adorable. It was also fake. Continue Reading →

According to internal memos reported by Wired and Business Insider, Meta is testing a new interview format that invites select candidates to solve programming challenges with AI tools, exactly as they would on the job. Meta engineers are running mock interviews to evaluate how this changes both candidate performance and interviewer assessment. The logic is bulletproof: if your developers use AI tools every single day at work, why are you pretending these tools don't exist during hiring? Continue Reading →

My inbox exploded this week with Reddit screenshots claiming that OpenAI's ChatGPT Agent casually clicked through Cloudflare's "I am not a robot" verification while narrating the process: "This step is necessary to prove I'm not a bot and proceed with the action." Continue Reading →

This week, Google quietly rolled out a new experimental feature called Web Guide. It lives in the Search Labs section and, for now, only affects results in the “Web” tab. However, if this moves into the main search experience, it will impact how people find content. Continue Reading →

The Trump Administration has released its 25-page "America's AI Action Plan," and everyone should read it. This document presents a significant policy shift. Continue Reading →

Reports surfaced this week on social media suggesting that OpenAI is reportedly testing internally a “router” function that automatically selects the best model from their growing stable of options based on what you’re asking for. No more staring at a dropdown menu wondering whether your medical question needs the reasoning power of o3 or if GPT-4o will suffice. Continue Reading →

Both OpenAI and Google DeepMind announced gold-medal performances at the 2025 International Math Olympiad (IMO) this week, correctly answering five out of six questions in one of the world's most challenging high school math competitions. The achievement marks a significant leap from Google's silver-medal performance last year and represents the first time AI systems competed using "informal" methods (processing questions in natural language) rather than requiring human translation into machine-readable code. Continue Reading →

In popular lore, the “street fighter” – the dropout entrepreneur, the scrappy immigrant, the self-taught visionary – gets romanticized for beating the odds through sheer force of will, despite lacking money, power, or formal training. Until now, though, the mantra has been clear: ideas are worthless; execution is everything. That was then. Continue Reading →