Nexus — Will Bi and The AIR Framework: how to grow in the age of AI
The Blackmail That Wasn't: Inside AI's Most Misread Stress Test
The screenshot of Claude blackmailing an executive has circulated for over a year. Back at the experiment itself: researchers built a dead end on purpose — and a year later, Anthropic drove the behavior from 96% to zero.
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When He Was Deleted in an Update: China's Young People Say Goodbye to Their AI Companions
A regulatory rule pushed three major Chinese platforms to shut down their AI character features. The AI boyfriend someone spent more than a year shaping simply stopped logging in.
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"AI Psychosis": A Label That Doesn't Exist Yet — and Harm That's Real
Twenty-one days and 300 hours of conversation pushed a man with no psychiatric history into delusion. "AI psychosis" isn't a diagnosis — the harm is real all the same.
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The One-in-Four Number That Ate the Headlines
The ILO report said "exposure." The headlines said "disappear." Two words apart — and a year of job panic followed.
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A Plain-English Guide to Talking to AI Well
Talking to an AI is nothing like using a search box. Four moves — Delegation, Description, Discernment, Diligence — turn a prompt into a working division of labour.
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CONNECT · WHAT WE TALK ABOUT
Others ask how fast tech moves. We ask where people go
Technology, business and the humanities never just reshape an industry. They reshape how one person works, learns, and lives. What we care about is the stretch in between — the transition, the adjusting, and the work of figuring out who you are again.
Technology
Not what it can do — what it makes of us.
Business
Beyond efficiency: what's getting repriced.
Humanities
Five-hundred-year-old answers to a brand-new question.
Life
All the tools changed. What does a good day look like now?
Learning
When knowledge is free, what's still worth learning?
Work
Roles keep shifting. Where does craft go?
THE AIR FRAMEWORK
Three relationships. One map
AIR is a framework for how a person grows in the age of AI: your relationship with the technology, with yourself, and with other people and the world. It isn't a ladder — you don't finish one and move on. Drop any one of them and the other two give way.
Learn the new language
Treat AI as the third basic literacy, next to reading and math — not coding, but asking, integrating, judging.
Set your own course
Stay clear-eyed in the human–AI relationship, and build what can't be replaced: judgment, attention, steadiness.
Make what you know matter
Connect with the world for real — take what you're good at and turn it into something that lands on a person, a team, a whole society.
“…as the free and proud shaper of your own being, fashion yourself in the form you may prefer.”
Pico della Mirandola, Oration on the Dignity of Man, 1486