AI Taught Me a Phrase: Slow Iteration
Today, AI taught me a phrase I had not expected: slow iteration.
Today, AI taught me a phrase I had not expected: slow iteration.
We treat “it worked” as the end of the story. The Odyssey treats it as the beginning.
The smarter AI becomes, the less willing we should be to outsource the choice of what it serves.
AI makes ideas easier to execute. It also moves the real bottleneck.
The better you get at AI, the easier it is to overwork.

Sonnet 5.5 shows why higher effort is not always better. A concrete checkout example helps distinguish a wrong answer from an agent that did more than the task required.
Today's takeaway
Three Ai agents realize they're all AI, then switch to a Secret Language; Jacob Coxon, former employee of Anthropic and OpenAI, explains why AI is so dangerous; The Four Horsemen of Agentic Coding
A close reading of Karpathy's advice on AI output: clearer writing, diagrams, interactive HTML and bespoke videos—and how to ask an agent to help you understand its work.

A dated check of Google's announcement and public API catalog, with a practical route from a launch to access you can use.

A ceramic courier becomes a playable world, a website, and a journey you can replay. A hands-on Dot project, with an honest account of the work behind the film.