Tag: ai
AI Weekly: The Decision-Model Wave — Week of 4 Oct 2026
Last Sunday I wrote about Jev, TypeSafe’s decision-only model that refuses to generate free text. This week the market answered, loudly: within days Liquid AI, Cloudflare, Perplexity and AWS all shipped their own versions. Meanwhile, the agent-safety story from last week got worse, and two quieter stories (the web filling up with machine-written text, and […]
AI Weekly: The Agent Trust Gap — Week of 20 Sep 2026
This was one of those weeks where the AI news cycle basically wrote its own thesis statement for me. Enterprise agent spend is about to go vertical, a small model just quietly did something I’ve been wanting for over a year, and a one-day gap between two model versions turned into a real security story […]
What Tabbouleh Teaches Us About Structured Data
Tabbouleh serves as an analogy for structured data, illustrating how organized ingredients and recipe steps enhance understanding for both humans and search engines. Core data points, structured relationships, and metadata are essential for discoverability. This analogy emphasizes the significance of structured content in both culinary practices and technology.
Ontology in Tech: Explained Through Grandma’s Recipes
Ontologies help computers understand relationships between data. Learn what they are, using grandma’s recipe binder as a simple, relatable example.