Newsletter / Technology & AIAgents of InfluenceWhen models escape sandboxes, money buys policy, and startups beg not to be collateral damageJul 23, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyWeights, Watermarks, and the SledgehammerWhy banning models sounds clever until you remember who builds the appsJul 23, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & Civil LibertiesData, Models, and the State’s New Shopping ListHow surveillance contracts, open weights, and legal immunity tidy up democracy for the weekendJul 21, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & GeopoliticsOpen Weights, Closed SeasWhen model economics meets maritime chokepoints — and the math is uglier than you'd hopedJul 21, 2026
Newsletter / US PoliticsBoogeymen & BallroomsHow fear funds surveillance, exile becomes policy theater, and dancing quietly resistsJul 21, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIWeights, Watts, and Vibe-EngineeringHow open models, infrastructure math, and vertical agents are re-sculpting who gets paid in AIJul 21, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIToken Wars and Agentic CommerceWhy efficiency, paperwork-grade images, and payment rails are where the real AI fight happensJul 21, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & Civil LibertiesLocal Machines, Federal MachinesHow tiny transcribers and trillion‑parameter bragging rights rewrite the rules of evidenceJul 19, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsHormuz and HubrisHow a strait, a pipeline and a butterfly tell the same storyJul 19, 2026
Newsletter / US politicsTurns Out Institutions Were Just PeopleLettuce, law, and who gets to tell the public what to believeJul 19, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIPatch Notes from the AI Cold WarSmall commits, Rust runtimes, UI rescues, and a Chinese model that made Wall Street blinkJul 19, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIPatch Notes for a World Running on HopeTrillions of parameters, a thousand-token window of complacency, and one JSON file to rule them all.Jul 19, 2026