September 2, 2026

The Quantum Threat Is Already Affecting Security

The threat is not that a current quantum computer will break all internet encryption tomorrow. That is not happening. But data encrypted today can be captured and stored in an attempt to decrypt it in the future. The logic is uncomfortable: if a conversation, a formula, a medical record, or a corporate key m

September 2, 2026

ChatGPT Is Not All of Artificial Intelligence

The great lesson from this news may not be that Stanford offers a free course. It may be that artificial intelligence cannot fit inside a chat window. ChatGPT and similar tools are a powerful gateway. They have put remarkable capabilities within reach of millions of people. But a door is not the e

September 2, 2026

Luna Reserve: Not Unlimited Access, but a Limited Buffer

The quota is gone, but the work does not necessarily end there. OpenAI is rolling out Luna Reserve, a kind of usage reserve for continuing in Codex and ChatGPT Work when the usual allocation runs out. And it is worth emphasizing from the outset that this is not hidden unlimited access. The name “Reserve” may sound like

August 31, 2026

Who Gets the Hours AI Saves?

The real debate is not whether machines work faster, but what we do when they accelerate work. If AI saves time, who actually gets those hours?

August 30, 2026

Never Delegate a Risk You Cannot Explain

Senpi represents a new category of personal agents that do not just recommend actions, but take them. That shift leads to a simple rule: never delegate a decision whose worst outcome you cannot explain.