Superintelligent Musings

The state's own auditor found 45 findings. A week later the governor said case closed. Then $15 million left for a fund with no other investors, and the report that explains it all got sealed... by choice. The statute has a door in it, and Governor Braun holds the key.

The people warning you about runaway AI priced everything except the monster. We did the math: $12 trillion, a third of the US grid, and 82 million GPUs buys you five minutes of one ordinary mind.

Every filing, quote, killed claim and correction behind the OpenAI piece. Published so readers can audit the argument instead of trusting it.

OpenAI answers an Alabama subpoena on September 14. Produce truthfully and the record gets worse; produce narrowly and someone signs an affidavit. There is no good door.

We spent sixty years rehearsing the wrong fear about AI. The real danger has no red light and no calm voice. It is wearing a suit.

Superintelligence was never something we build and then meet. It is something we become. What I found in a benchmark, then in my own head, then in the company.

The 90% failure rate isn't a law of nature. It's a curriculum.