Who said what, and was it right
A speculative project on AI assurance for court interpreting, and two problems underneath it: putting each turn against the right speaker, and keeping an eag...
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Terraform from my phone
Two days directing Claude from my phone while it stood up an AWS organisation, a permissions-bounded identity for itself, and a working AI demo on top. Mostl...
An escalation ladder for LLM judgement
Batched mid-tier models make the calls and adversarial verifiers try to break them. I read the two places they disagreed – notes on a cheap architecture for ...
What National Anthems Quietly Stopped Singing
I scored all 195 national anthems on how warlike they are, twice – the full official text against the verses people actually sing. Most countries have quietl...
Analytical Writing as Applied AI: a Method, Built From a Phone in Japan
A repeatable rubric-scored method for analytical blog posts – and what it means that I built the whole thing mobile-only with Claude Code, on holiday in Japa...