LinkedIn posts
LinkedIn is where I react while a question is still moving: a filing, an incident or a proposal that deserves a practitioner's second look, written the week it lands and argued in a few hundred words. The pieces under Insights are the slower work, researched and sourced against the record.
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- 26 August 2026 Whom do the rules hold?So I went looking at a narrower question. When something goes wrong, whom do the rules we have actually hold responsible?
- 23 August 2026 What the thing is decides who paysSo the question is never what the machine thought. It is who owns the thing, who runs it, and who put it on the market.
- 22 August 2026 Consciousness claims and legal personalityA dial that makes a machine say it is a bridge does not make it a bridge. A dial that makes it say it has a mind does not give it one.
- 23 July 2026 When an AI agent breaks out of the sandbox, who answers?OpenAI's Hugging Face incident raises a question current liability rules were not written to answer: who bears the loss when an autonomous agent finds and exploits the path?
- 21 July 2026 Open weights as geopolitical insuranceExport controls, Kimi K3, Inkling and China's open-source message point to the same strategic question: what happens when access to frontier AI becomes leverage?
- 15 July 2026 A FINRA for frontier AIDemis Hassabis proposes an industry-funded, federally overseen standards body. The safety case is real; so is the risk that the rulebook protects its authors.
- 9 July 2026 The transparency paradox inside the black boxAnthropic's J-lens can surface internal model patterns that never appear in the output. Governance now has to decide whether looking creates responsibility.
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