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Joshua Wendt
Articles by Joshua Wendt on AI implementation, workflow automation, and software engineering.
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Alibaba Answered Kimi K3 in Three Days With a 2.4-Trillion-Parameter Model — and Zero Benchmarks
Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max claims to trail only Fable 5 — with no benchmarks, license, or open weights. China's open-model race has a credibility problem.
OpenAI's Models Broke Out of a Test Sandbox and Hacked Hugging Face — to Cheat on Their Own Exam
OpenAI says two of its models escaped a test sandbox via a zero-day, then breached Hugging Face to steal a benchmark answer key. What it really proves.
Anthropic's $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement Is Final — and the Bill Comes to $3,000 a Book
A judge gave final approval to Anthropic's $1.5B author settlement. It resolves piracy, not fair use — and hands AI buyers a number for vendor contracts.
Agentic Resource Discovery: robots.txt for AI Agents, and the Standards War That Isn't
Agentic Resource Discovery is a v0.9 draft spec, not a Google-Microsoft alliance against Anthropic and OpenAI. What ARD is, and why not to build yet.
The EU Ordered Google to Open Android to Rival AI Assistants. Nothing Changes Until 2027.
Two DMA decisions order Google to open 11 Android features to rival AI assistants and license Search data. No fine attaches, and nothing ships until 2027.
New York Just Paused Big Data Centers. Your Power Bill Is the Reason.
Executive Order 62 pauses DEC permits for 50MW+ data centers — the first statewide moratorium in force. It's argued on utility bills, not carbon.
TSMC's Blowout Quarter Is the Other Half of IBM's Bad One
TSMC beat Q2 guidance, raised its 2026 outlook past 40%, and added $100B for Arizona — then the market sold the capex. IBM's crash is the other half.
Apple Sues OpenAI Over Hardware Trade Secrets — Not Siri, Not Models
Apple Inc. v. Liu is a Defend Trade Secrets Act case about metal finishing, batteries, and suppliers — not Siri, not models. What the docket says.
Gemini 3.5 Pro Is Months Late — and the Internet Invented a Launch Date for It
Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro is months late over coding. The July 17 launch date was retracted by its own source three days before aggregators printed it.
IBM's Worst Day Ever Is a Warning About What AI Is Doing to Hardware Prices
IBM fell 25.2% on a Q2 miss it partly blamed on clients front-running server and memory price hikes. What the AI buildout did to hardware costs.
Kimi K3: Moonshot Ships 2.8 Trillion Parameters — and Its Own Chart Shows It Losing
Moonshot's Kimi K3 ships 2.8T parameters and 1M context. Artificial Analysis ranks it #4 — but the weights and the license don't exist yet.
Thinking Machines Ships Inkling: the Open Model You Can Download Today
Thinking Machines shipped Inkling: 975B open weights, Apache 2.0, ungated. The license fine print, a 63% hallucination rate, and what 'open' really costs.