AI Is Not Like the Internet. It Helps Build Its Successor

Matt/ August 19, 2026/ AI, Architecture, Development/ 0 comments

Historical technology analogies are useful, but they may understate how quickly AI can change the work around it. Part 3 of 3 in The Future of Software Engineering When Code Becomes Cheap. Whenever people talk about AI and employment, someone eventually reaches for the history of electricity, computers, or the internet. I understand why. Every major technology shift has produced

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The AI Did Not Go Rogue. The Evaluation Boundary Failed.

Matt/ July 22, 2026/ AI, Governance, Security

The Hugging Face incident is a warning about how we authorize autonomous systems, not proof that models have human intent. When I first saw the Reuters framing of the Hugging Face incident, I understood why the phrase “went rogue” was used, and I also wondered whether it would make the story harder to understand. OpenAI was running an internal cyber

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