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Human in the Loop, but Is Anyone Looking?

Human review is often treated as the fail-safe for AI agents. But when a reviewer can't understand what happened, or doesn't have the time to check, approval becomes a formality—and the controls that don't depend on catching the mistake start to matter more.

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Who Is Responsible for Keeping AI Systems Safe?

When an AI system causes harm, responsibility rarely sits in one place. A look at the operational and security side of AI safety—who controls which safeguards, and who is in a position to reduce the risk.

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Shoebox

Each morning, the drilling began before I could decide whether I was awake.

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The Art of Being Unfazed

The most important change that comes with age is the ability to not give a f****.

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Parenthood

Parenthood is a blessing—the ability to nurture life, so delicate and dependent, and see it grow and change every day.