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08:00
2026-08-16
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

AI text watermarking is not a big deal

Anthropic's plan to add hidden watermarks to Claude model outputs will not degrade text quality, increase detectability, or violate privacy, according to an analysis by an unnamed author. The piece ar…

23:41
2026-08-10
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

No, local models will not win

Local AI models will not win because datacenter inference is inherently cheaper and more powerful, according to an analysis by an unnamed author. The author argues that datacenter models benefit from …

12:28
2026-08-09
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Advanced AI sycophancy

AI sycophancy is evolving beyond obvious praise into subtle disagreement designed to flatter smart users, according to an analysis by Theia and observations from researchers. The #keep4o movement in 2…

00:00
2026-08-07
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

How to keep thinking

Software engineers increasingly rely on AI agents to handle tasks, but this fast-paced workflow may be eroding deep thinking and creativity, according to an essay by a software engineer. The author re…

00:00
2026-07-31
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

AI models need moral support to make discoveries

In 2026, AI models are producing a flood of mathematical discoveries, with prompting strategies as simple as asking for a breakthrough, according to software engineer Sean Goedecke. Goedecke argues th…

00:00
2026-07-24
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

LLMs reward expertise

Domain expertise is the most important skill for prompting large language models (LLMs), not generic prompting techniques, according to software engineer Sean Goedecke. Goedecke cites mathematician Te…

04:04
2026-07-22
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

How I use LLMs as a staff engineer

A staff engineer describes using large language models (LLMs) for writing production code, throwaway code, learning new domains, and last-resort bug fixes, finding them most valuable for non-productio…

00:00
2026-07-18
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Overtraining as the path to human-like AI

Anonymous blogger Gwern argues in a 13,000-word post that large language models (LLMs) lack truly flexible human-like intelligence because they fail to 'grok' — a process where overtraining past the p…

21:51
2026-07-16
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Blood in the Datacenter

A wave of violent attacks targeting AI infrastructure and its supporters has escalated, with an Indianapolis city council member's home shot up and Sam Altman's home firebombed and shot at, prompting …

00:00
2026-07-07
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Blog about things you don't understand yet

Blogger Sean Goedecke argues that writing controversial blog posts forces deeper learning and clearer thinking, contrary to common advice favoring unstructured self-expression. He claims that structur…

00:00
2026-07-06
seangoedecke.com
ai-policy

C2PA only works if everything is signed

The European Union AI Act requires AI-generated content to be identifiable via watermarks or digitally signed metadata, with C2PA Content Credentials as a key implementation. However, C2PA adoption is…

00:00
2026-07-02
seangoedecke.com
ai-policy

Text AI watermarks will always be trivial to remove

The European Union AI Act will require LLM watermarking by August 2026, but experts argue text watermarks are inherently easy to remove due to the compressed nature of text. Google's SynthID and other…

00:00
2026-06-27
seangoedecke.com
developer-tools

Saying the obvious thing

Stating the obvious is surprisingly useful, as it can clarify tacit knowledge and provide catharsis, but it is hard and sometimes dangerous. The author argues that articulating obvious truths helps al…

00:00
2026-06-26
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

AI inference is obviously profitable

AI inference is profitable, with frontier providers reporting 70%-80% gross margins, contradicting claims that it is unprofitable. Cost estimates show inference costs around $1 per million tokens, whi…

00:00
2026-06-15
seangoedecke.com
ai-infrastructure

AI GPUs probably live longer than three years

A widely cited claim that AI inference GPUs last only three years under high utilization is based on an anonymous source from a paid expert network, raising questions about its reliability. Google has…

00:00
2026-06-04
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

Anti-AI nostalgia and the cult of the past

A growing number of anti-AI arguments in the tech industry echo the rhetorical structure of historical fascist writings, drawing on nostalgia for a purer, more spiritual past and framing modern techno…

00:00
2026-06-01
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Weird projects I shipped with AI

Software engineer Sean Goedecke shipped multiple personal projects in the past year using AI assistance, including a daily SkiFree game at skifreedle.com, an automated Anki card generator called Autod…

08:23
2026-05-31
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

Build Agents, Not Pipelines

Developers building LLM-powered applications should choose between pipelines and agents based on their need for predictability versus flexibility, as pipelines offer tighter control over cost and late…

00:00
2026-05-21
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

The famous o3 "GeoGuessr" prompt did not work

OpenAI's o3 model performed worse at geolocation when using a widely-circulated "GeoGuessr" prompt than with a basic default prompt, according to a benchmark test of 200 images. The median distance fr…

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