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Claude Haiku scored zero. GPT-5.5 scored 70%. The new benchmark explains why Elena Daehnhardt · 29 May, 2026 Seven stories from 22–29 May: OpenAI moved closer to a possible trillion-dollar IPO, Pope Leo XIV published a major encyclical on AI and human dignity, Anthropic's Project Glasswing found more than 10,000 serious vulnerabilities, Illinois passed a frontier AI audit bill, DeepSWE exposed a wider coding-model gap, Cognition raised $1 billion, and GLM-5.1 opened a 400-token-per-second API on Huawei chips. Read more...
The New Skill Stack, from Writing Code to Managing Intelligence Elena Daehnhardt · 28 Nov, 2025 The era of the bricklayer is over; the era of the architect has begun. A structured guide to the new Developer Skill Stack, from writing agent contracts to tracking AI energy costs. Read more...
Ethics, Gravity, and the Future We're Actually Building Elena Daehnhardt · 21 Nov, 2025 Google's Antigravity IDE killed the text editor in favour of agent orchestration, while the WHO demanded humanity 'hold the pen.' Explore the architectural shifts of Gemini 3 and why the AI Wild West is officially over. Read more...
Could AI Become a New Religion? Elena Daehnhardt · 14 Nov, 2025 A gentle exploration of how institutions move from resisting scientific novelty to shaping AI ethics. We examine the theological limits of artificial intelligence and why kindness and human dignity must guide the future we build. Read more...
Regulation on artificial intelligence has already been published Cláudia Lima da Costa · 14 Jul, 2024 The AI Regulation has already been published, and it will imply compliance with several obligations, such as transparency and human oversight, when the AI System is deemed high-risk. It is important to remain updated and understand how this regulation will be applied. Read more...
To cite or perish Elena Daehnhardt · 4 May, 2024 Proper citation is a must to maintain academic and ethical integrity. It is a valuable skill that promotes respect for other people, creates a chain of arguments paramount in research and science, and protects one's life efforts in the future. Herein, I write my approach to citation. This might be useful for my student readers. Read more...
Podcast: How can we build trust and safety around AI? Elena Daehnhardt · 17 Mar, 2024 Lawyer Cláudia Lima Costa is an expert in Artificial Intelligence and has created an amazing podcast that raises pertinent questions about trust and safety in AI systems. I was fortunate enough to be invited to a relaxed discussion where I shared my views on various topics related to AI, such as AI evolution, AI applications, data sources for training models, copyright, data protection, privacy-preserving techniques, and achieving reliable, explainable, safe, and helpful AI. Read more...

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