Things that are easier to read than to watch

The model only knows what you put in front of it, which is why choosing what to put there does more than any wording, and why more of it stops helping sooner than you'd expect.

No math and no hype. What the thing you're typing into is actually doing when it answers you, and the one mental shift that makes its behavior stop being surprising.

Fabrication isn't a bug waiting to be patched. Here's the structural reason it happens, the four kinds of question that trigger it most, and the check that catches the kind that costs you most.

Why machine-written prose reads the way it does, the specific patterns people are picking up on, and how to use the model for the parts it's genuinely good at while the voice stays yours.

A practical guide to getting useful answers out of an AI assistant: the five things that matter most, why they work, and what to do when a prompt isn't landing.

What this channel is for, who it's for, what you can expect from it, and how everything on this site fits together.