I Got Rejected for AdSense Low Value Content. Here’s Exactly What I’m Fixing
Google rejected my blog for “low value content.” I audited all 25 posts and 10 pages. Here’s what I found, what Google says, and my plan before I reapply.
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Is AI a Bubble? A Year-Old Lab Just Raised $1 Billion With No Product
Flapping Airplanes just raised $1 billion at a $6 billion valuation without a product. Is this proof of an AI bubble, or a smart bet on cheaper AI? Here’s my take.
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Walmart vs Amazon AI Agents: Walmart Lets Bots Shop for You, Amazon Says No. Who Wins?
Walmart just opened its doors to AI shopping agents with spending caps and separate profiles. Amazon is blocking them. Here’s my take on who wins and how Americans will shop next.
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PHP2Shell: Is Your WordPress Site Vulnerable? How to Check and Patch It Today
CISA says to patch PHP2Shell now. These two critical PHP flaws let attackers take over servers without logging in, and updating WordPress won’t fix them. Here’s how to check your site in two minutes.
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How to Lock ChatGPT Chats With a PIN or Face ID (and the One Catch That Can Wipe Them)
ChatGPT now lets you lock chats behind a 4-digit PIN or Face ID. Here’s how to set it up step by step, what it doesn’t protect, and the PIN reset catch that permanently deletes your locked chats.
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SpaceX Tesla Merger: Musk Calls It a “Good Idea.” Here’s Who Actually Wins
Musk just called a SpaceX Tesla merger “a good idea,” and both boards have formed special committees. Here’s what he actually said, the tough Tesla vote, SpaceX’s huge quarter, and my take on who wins.
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GPT-6 Intelligent UI Is Here, It’s Free, and It Might Kill the Chat Box
ChatGPT just stopped being only a text box. GPT-6 brings Intelligent UI to every plan, with interactive charts, calculators, maps and tappable buttons right in the chat. Here’s what’s free, what I’d actually use it for, and the catches nobody’s talking about.
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OpenAI Math Results: 372 Proofs in One Night, and Nobody Knows Who Gets the Credit
OpenAI just dumped 722 AI-written math papers in 372 result families on GitHub, from a model nobody outside can use. Some are checked in Lean, many aren’t. Here’s what Kakeya and the “quasi-Riemann” claim actually mean, why mathematicians are split, and why I think “might be right” isn’t science yet.
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Ghost Core AI Computer: Would I Actually Pay $3,499 to Run My AI at Home?
A 19-year-old founder just raised $11 million from a16z for Ghost Core, a $3,499 screenless computer that runs AI agents at home on an Nvidia RTX Pro 4000 GPU. Batch one sold out and ships October 31. I ran the math against ChatGPT subscriptions, a Mac mini, DGX Spark and a DIY PC, and here’s who should actually buy one.
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Can People Tell I Used ChatGPT? OpenAI’s New Watermark Is Easy to Break, and That’s Not the Point
OpenAI is adding an invisible watermark to ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU to comply with the EU AI Act. In its own tests, swapping 25% of words dropped detection from about 92% to 17%, and the detector isn’t public. Here’s what it means for US students, freelancers, job seekers and bloggers, and what I’d actually do.
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