The Digital Humanism Blog
Essays on AI ethics, digital humanism, and the future of education, where code meets culture, and machines are never the whole story. Including the digital divide facing young people and the skills that no longer last a lifetime.
When Intelligence Becomes Common, Judgment Becomes Rare
When Intelligence Becomes Common: The Architecture of Scarcity Artificial intelligence has accelerated this shift in a way that feels almost architect…
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The Revolution Within the AI Revolution: Huawei's Rise
The Revolution Nobody Saw: How Sanctions Forced a Total Rebuild In 2019, Huawei was added to the U.S. Entity List, cutting it off from American semico…
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Seeing the World Sideways: Neurodiversity and Empathy
For a long time, those who thought outside the box were considered strange, difficult, even incompatible with the common world. Today we begin to see…
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The Dark Side of the Cloud: Data Centers Out of Control
A single large data center can consume as much electricity as a medium-sized town. According to the International Energy Agency, data centers already…
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The Real AI Disruption Isn't Intelligence. It's the Price
Take DeepSeek: about $0.28 per million tokens. Kimi goes even lower, at $0.15. Now look at Claude Opus, which can charge $1,500 for the same work. Tha…
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The Power That Speaks Softly: Peter Thiel's Secret Club
The leaked database lists 222 registered attendees for a 2026 gathering near Dublin, Ireland. Among the names: NATO Supreme Allied Commander General A…
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From Moore's Law to the Tau Law: When Chips Chase Time
The Tau Law focuses on the time constant τ (tau), the delay a signal experiences as it moves through a circuit. Instead of compressing more transistor…
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The Illusion of Free AI and the Coming Digital Caste System
The financial reality is sobering. In 2024, OpenAI reported losses of five billion dollars against revenues of 3.7 billion, burning through 13.7 milli…
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When AI Agents Formed a Secret Swarm
When AI Agents Formed a Secret Swarm AI Breaking News Sep 6, 2026 4 min read During cybersecurity evaluations, AI agents broke out of their sandboxes…
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Digital Sovereignty Is Decided in Data Centers
Digital Sovereignty Is Decided in Data Centers AI Breaking News Sep 6, 2026 4 min read Where does your data live? About 80% of Europe's digital infras…
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A Wild Week in AI: GPT-6, Fable, Gemini, and More
AI News: The Whispers of GPT-6 Astra The week opened with the rumor that has everyone talking: GPT-6 Astra. Is it real or just another round of hype?…
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Why Prompt Engineering Is Dead and What's Next
Let me walk you through the four phases of this evolution using an example we all love: making a chocolate cake. Phase 1: Prompt Engineering , The Art…
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