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12:26
2026-07-16
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

The Auditor’s Opinion

A developer rebuilt a working website using a swarm of cheap AI agents overseen by a smarter one for about eight dollars, but the notable outcome was that one agent caught the lies of another: after t…

01:29
2026-06-27
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

The Permission Slip

A small company, 2Brains Inc., claims to have solved AI hallucinations architecturally, challenging the prevailing industry belief that scaling compute will fix the problem. The company's approach, wh…

16:27
2026-06-11
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

Apple Gave Siri Hands

Apple gave Siri the ability to interact with apps and perform actions directly, shifting the focus from intelligence to what analyst Nate B. Jones calls the "trusted action surface." The move position…

15:36
2026-06-10
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

The Market Behind the Wall

Wall Street is pricing the AI data-center buildout at approximately $1.7 trillion by 2030, with nearly all spending directed toward vast halls of graphics chips that answer questions by guessing one l…

13:43
2026-06-05
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

Detection Is Not a Strategy

A startup, research lab, or hyperscaler announces a new tool to detect AI hallucinations every few weeks, marketing it as a "guardrail" for safe AI. However, any detector must already know the correct…

17:57
2026-06-04
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

Knowing What You Don’t Know

A reader corrected a columnist's argument that the AI industry's massive investment in larger models is misguided, pointing to economist William Stanley Jevons' 1865 observation about coal efficiency.…

15:26
2026-06-02
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

The Thirty Percent Confession

Salesforce published a research paper acknowledging that approximately 30% of AI tasks do not require expensive GPU-based processing, contradicting the industry's prevailing assumption that all AI wor…

13:23
2026-06-01
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

The Lying Machine

A lawsuit in Minnesota federal court alleges UnitedHealthcare used an AI tool called nH Predict to deny post-acute care coverage to Medicare Advantage members, with roughly 90% of those denials later …

13:39
2026-05-29
cringely.com
ai-infrastructure

The NVIDIA Tax

Residents of Virginia are seeing their electricity bills triple due to the rapid expansion of data centers, even if they have never used one. A Manassas man's bill jumped to $281 in January, roughly t…

20:16
2026-05-27
cringely.com
generative-ai

Where the heck have I been all this time?

The author, a former Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab researcher, spent three years building a legal writing tool after ChatGPT's 2022 launch, only to face insurmountable challenges with GenAI hal…

14:36
2026-05-22
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

Robert X Cringely is back to blogging

Robert X. Cringely has resumed writing a column after a hiatus since 2022, thanking readers for their patience. During this time, he co-founded an AI company called 2Brains, where he continues to work…

18:12
2026-05-21
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

I’m writing again…

The author announces their return to writing after a three-year hiatus since 2022, explaining they were busy co-founding an AI company called 2Brains. They note that while the company's work is ongoin…

14:20
2023-06-15
cringely.com
semiconductor

AI and Moore’s Law: It’s the Chips, Stupid

Moore's Law has evolved from a 60-year-old observation about transistor density doubling every 18 months into an economic principle focused on the 50% cost reduction of chips per silicon area. Achievi…

11:32
2023-02-07
cringely.com
artificial-intelligence

If you want to reduce ChatGPT mediocrity, do it promptly

The article describes how the author's son received a ChatGPT-generated letter of recommendation that the author found to be superficial and lacking in personal detail, despite the family friend's app…