The Politics of Visible and Invisible AI
Byrne Hobart's August 6, 2026 edition of The Diff examines the political dynamics of visible versus invisible AI, arguing that the most consequential AI systems operate behind the scenes, shaping deci…
Byrne Hobart's August 6, 2026 edition of The Diff examines the political dynamics of visible versus invisible AI, arguing that the most consequential AI systems operate behind the scenes, shaping deci…
A new analysis from The Diff examines how wealthy tech investors are using AI-focused funds as hedges against both business disruption and existential risks, noting that tail-risk hedging strategies m…
Byrne Hobart's July 30, 2026 edition of 'The Diff' introduces a 'Natty-or-not' framework for evaluating everything, covering topics including liability, drones, prediction markets with CCP characteris…
The newsletter discusses the challenges of measuring developer productivity and predicting timelines, drawing parallels between Fred Brooks' 'The Mythical Man-Month' and modern AI agentic software dev…
A new market simulation by Victor Haghani and Rich Dewey shows that blind extrapolation—investors naively assuming recent returns will continue—produces realistic market phenomena like excess volatili…