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12:04
2026-09-07
janbosch.com
robotics

Machines that think: embodied intelligence

A recent analysis of 1,228 vision-language-action papers published between February 2023 and June 2026 found that robot success rates on the Libero benchmark collapse from around 95 percent to below 3…

14:21
2026-08-31
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

Machines That Think, Part 2: From Cloud to Edge

Edge AI inference is arriving on devices but barely denting data-center demand, with Deloitte's 2026 predictions showing inference will account for roughly two-thirds of all AI compute this year, up f…

09:50
2026-08-26
janbosch.com
ai-infrastructure

Machines That Think, Part 1: The Compute Substrate

TSMC's CoWoS advanced packaging capacity is sold out through 2025 and into 2026, with the supply-demand gap expected to narrow from around 20% to around 10% by the end of 2026, according to industry a…

06:00
2026-08-26
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

Daily Reflection #280: A new organizational model?

In Daily Reflection #280, the author envisions AI-first organizations replacing traditional military-style management structures with AI models as coordination mechanisms, where individual contributor…

06:00
2026-08-24
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

Daily Reflection #278: Your best buddy?

A startup founder reports that using Anthropic's Claude as a discussion partner in speech mode provides supportive but insufficiently critical feedback, leading to overly optimistic assumptions about …

07:55
2026-08-18
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

The Evaluation Problem: How to Avoid Knowledge Debt

A blog post argues that as AI generates software, the durable artifact shifts from code to contract-and-evaluation, but warns that evaluation evidence is perishable and model-dependent, creating 'know…

06:00
2026-08-18
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

Daily Reflection #274: What are the limits of AI?

In Daily Reflection #274, the author ponders the future limits of AI, noting that while many tasks currently unsolvable by AI may become solvable within months, all technologies eventually plateau. Th…

06:00
2026-08-17
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

Daily Reflection #273: Vacation planning

In a personal reflection, a writer describes adopting a habit of planning vacations with daily action items to maintain productivity, including reading seminal AI papers selected by Claude. The author…

09:18
2026-08-16
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

Is Software Still the Point?

In a blog post, software engineer and writer [Author Name] argues that within a few years, no one will write or care about software, as AI will generate it on demand, likening source code to assembly …

14:42
2026-07-19
janbosch.com
artificial-intelligence

The shape of what’s coming: a synthesis

Software engineering is undergoing its most consequential transition since the move from on-premise to cloud, shifting from static systems to learning systems that improve through operation, according…