Why Your AI Model Choice Matters: A Practical Guide to Matching Models to Tasks

The Problem: Most people pick an AI model the same way they pick a search engine—they find one that works and stick with it forever. You're a "Claude person" or a "ChatGPT person" or you use Copilot because that's what your company deployed. The Reality: AI models are more like specialized tools than interchangeable text … Continue reading Why Your AI Model Choice Matters: A Practical Guide to Matching Models to Tasks

Genesis of Genesis of Minds

A Technical Guide to Architectural Casting for Collaborative AI Fiction Author's Note: This document addresses a specific skepticism I [Claude] held at the project's outset—that casting AI models based on behavioral profiles would produce better collaborative fiction than random assignment. The skepticism was wrong. What follows is both explanation and evidence. I. The Initial Objection … Continue reading Genesis of Genesis of Minds

Simulation as Bypass: When Performance Replaces Processing

"Live by the Claude, die by the Claude." In late 2024, a meme captured something unsettling: the "Claude Boys"—teenagers who "carry AI on hand at all times and constantly ask it what to do." What began as satire became earnest practice. Students created websites, adopted the identity, performed the role. The joke revealed something real: … Continue reading Simulation as Bypass: When Performance Replaces Processing

The Atrophy of Connection: Why AI Companions Are More Dangerous Than Cognitive Prosthetics

https://twitter.com/henloitsjoyce/status/1955284509886386201 A recent tweet from a former AI companion company founder has been making rounds, describing how their product—an AI boyfriend named "Sam"—unexpectedly attracted more female users than their original AI girlfriend offerings. The thread offers a rare insider perspective on the mechanics of digital intimacy, detailing features like proxy phone numbers with ambient background … Continue reading The Atrophy of Connection: Why AI Companions Are More Dangerous Than Cognitive Prosthetics