4 posts tagged with "ai-coding"

There is a lot of noise in AI trends which can seem abstract or theoretical to those not following every day, so I’ll try not to add to that but instead show a public example of a living, breathing open source project and how it is using terms like “loop engineering”, “dark factories” and “agent graphs” to get things done today.

As I wrote last week, the local Mac Studio 128GB (which is now impossible to buy due to AI induced RAM price shocks) is churning away 24/7 running evaluation benchmarks for Motoko + Qwen3.6 + AILANG with my checking in a couple of times a day to nudge it into interesting directions.

As you may have heard, Anthropic was forced by the U.S. administration to revoke access to its latest Fable 5.0 model due to security concerns, and it may only come back as usable by U.S. citizens. This has sparked off various reactions across Europe on AI sovereignty which should be addressed.

Last week I presented at IDA Driving AI 2026 in Copenhagen. This is the talk retold while it's still fresh