opinionFebruary 14, 2026
"First, Make Me Care": The Forgotten Art of Capturing Attention
Why most content fails before it even starts. Gwern's essay on narrative engagement and what it teaches us about writing in the AI era.
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techFebruary 14, 2026
Robert Williams: The First Human Killed by a Robot (1979)
On January 25, 1979, a Ford worker became the first human officially killed by an industrial robot. A look back at a foundational accident and its lasting consequences.
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Iran Heading for Permanent Internet Blackout: Inside a Planned Disconnection
The Iranian government is methodically building a national intranet. What looked like temporary outages is becoming a permanent control architecture.
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Chinese Open AI Models vs US Closed Models: A Paradigm War
China bets on open source while the US locks down its models. Analysis of a strategic split reshaping global AI.
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How AI Fabricates False Mathematical Proofs: Anatomy of an Illusion
A case study reveals how language models generate convincing but fundamentally false mathematical proofs. The limits of AI in formal reasoning.
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South Korea Adopts Landmark Laws to Regulate AI
As the first major Asian country to legislate on AI, South Korea sets a global precedent. Analysis of a regulatory framework balancing innovation and protection.
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Robert Williams: 46 Years After the First Human Killed by a Robot, What Lessons?
In 1979, Robert Williams became the first human killed by an industrial robot. In the age of autonomous AI, this foundational accident takes on new resonance.
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Iran Moving Toward Permanent Internet Blackout: Access for Elites Only
The Iranian government is considering making its two-tier internet system permanent. An analysis of authoritarian digital control mechanisms.
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Chinese Open Source Models Are Disrupting the American AI Market
DeepSeek, Qwen and Chinese open source models are gaining ground against closed solutions from OpenAI and Anthropic. An analysis of strategic implications.
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