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  1. 19 October 2026The Cost of IntelligenceAI is getting cheaper. But who actually benefits? Why falling token prices say little about the cost of a finished task.IntelligenceThe ReviewCurrent
  2. 12 October 2026The Invisible GridEnergy demand and the physical infrastructure of AI. Demo with placeholder text.SystemsThe ReviewCurrent
  3. 8 October 2026The Physical CloudSemiconductors, cables, water and land: the cloud has an address – and a grid connection.SystemsThe ObjectCurrent
  4. 2 October 2026A More Efficient ObedienceAutomation and organisational power. Demo with placeholder text.BehaviourThe ReviewCurrent
  5. 30 September 2026Conformity Without BeliefCzesław Miłosz, Ketman and the limits of historical analogy. When outward assent becomes inner conviction.BehaviourThe ReviewCurrent
  6. 24 September 2026After the BenchmarkWhy tests and real-world use diverge. Demo with placeholder text.IntelligenceThe NoteCurrent
  7. 18 September 2026The Interface as AdministrationInterfaces allocate decision rights without calling it that. On the quiet rule-making of good design.SystemsThe ReviewCurrent
  8. 12 September 2026Manufactured ConsensusRecommender systems and public perception. Demo with placeholder text.OrderThe DossierCurrent
  9. 5 September 2026Who Can Still Leave?Digital sovereignty is first a question of switching costs. A note on lock-in and real exit options.OrderThe NoteCurrent
  10. 30 August 2026Open, Until It MattersOpen weights, licences, real control. Demo with placeholder text.CapitalThe ReviewCurrent
  11. 21 August 2026The Price of a PromptWho subsidises the answer that costs nothing? A note on deficits and cost shifting.CapitalThe Note
  12. 14 August 2026Who Owns the Agent?Delegation, liability and decision-making authority. Demo with placeholder text.SystemsThe ConversationCurrent