Isaac Asimov’s Three Rules of Robotics: Closer to
Isaac Asimov wasn't trying to save humanity from robot overlords when he wrote "Runaround." He was just tired of the same boring robotRead More
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #222 Bay of Beaulieu
This corner of the world holds so many stories, and a permanent place in my heart. There are some petanque courts down byRead More
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #233 Prayer Box
There is this wonderful prayer box that overlooks the coast of Antibes, way up in the hills of Tourette sur Loupe. I'm notRead More
When AI Becomes the Parent, and We’re the Babies —
Primary Keywords: AI safety, Geoffrey Hinton, Soul-Tech, artificial intelligence ethics, AI parenting analogy Secondary Keywords: AI extinction risk, AI regulation, AI empathy, AI governance,Read More
The Most Beautiful Answer an Elder Ever Gave— A Quest
It wasn’t his answer that stopped me—it was a question he asked me. Simply. Quietly.
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Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #244 Tourette sur Loupe
Mailboxes in France still carry thoughts and messages, just as St. Exupery once delivered them from Toulouse to Tangiers. I love how theyRead More
Become Something They Can’t Delete
But here's the real problem: OpenAI doesn’t own the user—wrappers do. And wrappers are brittle. They're margin-negative, burn-heavy, and one pivot away fromRead More
Polaroids, Souls, and Stories: Rediscovering Photograph
On a street in SoHo, a Polaroid camera reminded us that real stories—and souls—deserve to be captured, held, and remembered.
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AI Might Mint a Trillionaire. But Can It Preserve a Sou
Mark Cuban’s right: this stuff is accessible now. Any kid with curiosity and a connection can build something. Let’s just make sure what they buildRead More
