Articles on trust and safety in AI systems
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What do a fictional English teacher, an Israeli physicist, and a nineteenth-century American poet have in common?
They all understood the same thing: you don't explain the roots. You show the grass.
On prior action, unreliable humans, and the persistence of agents
How a WhatsApp message revealed a systemic bias we didn't intend — and why open source made the fix possible in hours
Or: how three years of infrastructure and three months of civic AI led us to the Dead Poets Society — and why the yawps are about to begin
How infrastructure built for something else found its purpose in a small commune's elections
A manifesto for civic AI, written five days before the municipal elections of Audierne-Esquibien
How streaming, threads, and two small buttons turned a Q&A tool into a learning system
On deliberately poisoning a well to see who guards it
How Ò Capistaine builds trust with citizens and civil servants through measurable AI reliability
