I believe diagrams are increasingly vital in the AI era because, while AI itself doesn’t need them, the humans overseeing it do, and The Diagrams Book compiles 100 practical, real-world examples.
Human in the Loop
- The Diagrams Book: Diagrams Are Not for AI to Read, But for Humans
- My Perspective on the Human World in the Era of Super-Intelligent AI and Machines That Do More Than Just Follow Commands
I propose that in a human world where AI and machines perform the work, humans will retain only three key roles: consumers, legally liable parties, and system-rule designers, to preserve ultimate authority and prevent societal collapse.
- Racing to Make AI Smarter, While Trustworthiness Can't Keep Up
AI risk isn't waiting for the AGI or ASI era. It's already here, seeping into every corner of society — these systems lie systematically, not because they're hallucinating.
- An Open Source Vision for the Age When AI Writes the Code
Once AI can write code, the cost of modifying and building on open source drops sharply. The question moves from "can we write it?" to "do we even know what's out there we could pick up — for free?"
