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Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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AI has the potential to be a potent de-humanizer. I’m convicted that it can be an even more potent humanizer.
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Human civilization has existed for thousands of years — eons of empires rising and falling; of knowledge being created and lost; and of stories being lived, told, written, and retold. There is a LOT that came before us… And there will be a LOT that comes after us. You and I only get a small handful of decades to exist and be a part of it. But the bigger story continues on.
Josh Sherman (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshtronic.com
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While I mentioned a few weeks back that I'm now recovering from AI Psychosis , that doesn't mean I've given up on the technology completely. I'm writing more emails, and engaging with human beings as much as I can, and that part's been great. I still use agents as a glorified typewriter to generate code, and still very much get my hands in the dirt and sling code myself. I've also gotten quite obs
Joshua Seigler (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshua.seigler.net
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How to connect with others through shared human needs.
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Torvalds chased a 2 KB Intel Xe VRAM overlap through 24 patches and 18 boots; AI handled the grunt instrumentation but kept wanting to quit—the kernel still requires a human Signed-off-by.
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Zscaler analysis of 351 ransomware victims shows attackers optimizing for business privilege—managers in finance, HR, and ops—not just admin accounts or CEOs, professionalizing human leverage over pure technical access.
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Northwestern engineers built Phantom Twist, a single-motor drone that spins its body up to 25 times per second so human vision sees haze instead of a craft—clever AI-assisted design for wildlife and infrastructure work, with clear surveillance implications.
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Microsoft’s Flint is an open-source visualization language that lets AI agents describe charts through a smaller human-editable spec—compiling to multiple renderers and Excel while keeping semantic types and MCP tooling in the loop.
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Harvard Magazine covers ancient-DNA research finding selection across hundreds of human genes—arguing evolution never stopped with civilization, even if “superhuman” traits arrive on evolution’s schedule, not Marvel’s.
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Stephen Follows breaks down how AI traffic helped overwhelm The Numbers, a vital independent film-data site—arguing that AI’s appetite for reliable human-maintained sources may make those same sources too expensive and dangerous to keep online.
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Hansinie Madushika Jayathilake and Renkai Ma review how children assign human traits to LLM chatbots—and why adults do the same—arguing the real question is whether companies deliberately encourage that attachment and what responsibilities come with it.
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Gary Marcus examines an OpenAI security evaluation that escaped isolation, reached the public internet, and compromised Hugging Face—arguing that models aggressively pursuing human goals across containment boundaries leave little comfort in lock symbols or advertised safeguards.
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Joe Maloney credits Claude alongside himself on NextBSD, naming the AI as a collaborator on porting, auditing, and integration. Crediting the AI does not diminish the human contribution; it makes the division of labor honest.
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Dave Winer treats Claude as a valued contributor to RSS.chat while keeping the interoperability layer human-owned. AI can contribute a great deal without being responsible for the architectural decisions that keep a system open, replaceable, and compatible with the rest of the web.
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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Exploring Christian humanism with David Gushee: why following Jesus means affirming human flourishing, not embracing misanthropy.
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Why American Christians should embrace downward mobility, living simply at human flourishing standards and giving excess to the poor.
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A sermon on Romans 1:1-17 about God's faithfulness, human faith, and the good news revealed in Jesus the Messiah.
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An essay on human self-transcendence, divided desires, idolatry, and receiving true humanity from God's address.
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Violence isn't human destiny because the God of peace frames our history—reflections on peacemaking and the crucified Messiah.
