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Machines Made of Life
The Tiny DNA Machines Learning to Navigate the Human Body
Jul 23
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Matt Trifiro
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The Airline Hiding Inside the Cloud
How a quiet memory-chip hedge revealed that AI infrastructure runs on airline economics, not software margins.
Jul 15
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Matt Trifiro
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Who Pays for the Intelligence Factory?
Why the fight over AI’s future is moving from the chip fab to the public utility commission.
Jul 13
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Matt Trifiro
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The Autonomy Myth
What happens when a robot is honest about the problems it can't solve.
Jul 8
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Matt Trifiro
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The Cloud Was the Easy Part
The fight over who controls the machines, the data, and the worldview inside them.
Jul 4
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Matt Trifiro
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One Mountain, Six Tigers
The Chinese press named six AI tigers, but DeepSeek forced a harsher sorting. In the end, the race may come down to the old proverb’s logic: one…
Jul 3
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Matt Trifiro
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The Art of the Missing Piece
How Z.ai used open models, export pressure, and academic roots to challenge the closed AI frontier
Jul 2
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Matt Trifiro
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June 2026
The Cost of Turning It Off and On Again
The restart fixes the outage and destroys the only copy of the crime scene
Jun 22
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Matt Trifiro
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The Protocol Beneath the Product
How MCP became the connective tissue of the agent era
Jun 17
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Matt Trifiro
Build by Lunch
How the plummeting cost of code is reshaping the boundaries of the modern firm.
Jun 16
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Matt Trifiro
Already Dead at Human Speed
Every business runs on a clock. AI is about to set yours, and the slowest part is already gone — it just doesn't know it yet.
Jun 10
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Matt Trifiro
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The Secret Mechanics of Fun
What Game Designers and Evolution Have in Common
Jun 9
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Matt Trifiro
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