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2026

Self-Consistency Is Just Probability Amplification

TL;DR: ā€œSelf-consistencyā€, ask a model the same question several times at a non-zero temperature and take the answer they most agree on (a plurality vote), gives large accuracy gains over greedy decod…

Generate-and-Verify: What P vs NP Teaches Us About AI Reasoning

TL;DR: The defining feature of the complexity class NP is polynomial-time verifiability: a candidate answer is cheap to check. The asymmetry that matters shows up in its hardest members, the NP-comple…

Stop Guessing Which Coding Agent to Use — Benchmark It on Your Own Tasks

TL;DR: Generic coding-agent leaderboards don’t tell you which model or tool fits your work at a budget you’re willing to spend. So I built a small task set that mirrors my real work and ran an open-so…

The Quadratic Wall: The Algorithmic Race to Beat O(n²) Attention

TL;DR: Standard self-attention costs on the order of n² in the sequence length n, in both arithmetic and the attention-score memory it materialises. Almost every long-context architecture headline of …

From Robot Soccer to the Agentic World Cup: Why Games Move AI Forward

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video: a narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Twenty years ago, a year-long university project group I was part of built a team of soccer-playing cube robots…

Why AI Tokens Are So Expensive — and What Actually Makes Them Cheaper

TL;DR: Autoregressive LLM generation has two phases with different bottlenecks: prefill processes input positions in parallel and is usually compute-intensive, while decode produces tokens sequentiall…

Vector Search, From the Whiteboard to the Cloud

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video: a narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Vector search is easy to picture on a whiteboard: turn text into a list of numbers, then find the stored items …

Agent Memory Is a Spectrum, Not a Switch

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video: a narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: ā€œMy agent keeps forgetting thingsā€ is usually not a model problem. It’s a memory-architecture problem. Agent me…

I Rebuilt a Browser Fact-Checker on AWS, and AgentCore Web Search Was the Missing Piece

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video if you’d rather watch than read. TL;DR: I came across an open-source browser extension that fact-checks videos and live streams in real time, and I wanted …

Give Every Agent Its Own Computer: AWS Lambda MicroVMs

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video where I walk through the post and the demo. TL;DR: AWS Lambda MicroVMs (launched 22 June 2026) gives every user, job, or AI agent its own isolated, statefu…

Getting Paid by Agents: A Managed Paywall at the Edge

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video with a narrated tour of the build. TL;DR: In Part 2 I built the buy side: an agent that autonomously pays per article over x402 with Amazon Bedrock AgentCo…

Your Voice Clone Is Only as Good as the Reference Clip

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video with narrated diagrams. TL;DR: A voice clone built by conditioning on a reference clip, Qwen3-TTS, in my case, inherits the clip’s cadence, pitch, and timb…

MCP Strategies on AWS, Part 2: Tool Design in Code

TL;DR: The AWS Prescriptive Guidance paper on MCP gives the most useful, checkable rules in its tool-design section, so I wrote code to test them. A token-tax counter on a realistic 20-tool GitHub ser…

MCP Strategies on AWS, Part 1: Reading the Whole Guide

šŸŽ¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video with narrated diagrams. TL;DR: AWS published a Prescriptive Guidance paper, ā€œModel Context Protocol strategies on AWS,ā€ that organizes MCP into three pilla…

Claude Fable 5 on Bedrock: A Hands-On Comparison, and the Data-Retention Switch You Set First

TL;DR: Claude Fable 5 went GA on Amazon Bedrock yesterday (June 9, 2026), so within a day I ran it head-to-head against Opus 4.8 and Sonnet 4.6 (all three invoked from Frankfurt through EU Geo inferen…

Why Your Cheapest Model Should Write the Harness

TL;DR: A May 2026 paper separates two capabilities that self-improving agents usually conflate: writing harness updates and benefiting from them. Writing is flat across model tiers: a 9B open model pr…

I Built the Agent That Pays — Here's What I Learned

TL;DR: A couple of weeks ago I wrote about HTTP 402 and why AI agents might finally activate the internet’s oldest unused status code. The post sparked a real discussion, so I built it: a research age…

Welcome to the Family: I Sat GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus Down on Bedrock

TL;DR: OpenAI’s GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, and Codex went GA on Amazon Bedrock on June 1, 2026. To get a feel for it, I wired up two Strands agents, Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5, and let them chat, with Opus pl…

The Service Catalog Pattern for AI Agents

TL;DR: AI agents face the same discovery problem microservices solved with service registries a decade ago, except agents need semantic search, governance workflows, and dynamic capability updates. AW…

Your AI Judge Needs a Judge

TL;DR: Most teams I see ship LLM judges without testing them against human labels. The result: judges that are confidently, consistently wrong on 30%+ of cases. Hamel Husain’s ā€œcritique shadowingā€ met…

8 AWS Guides for Agentic AI — Mapped to the 4 Pillars That Get You to Production

The Gap Between Demo and Deployment TL;DR: AWS released 8 prescriptive guides for building production-ready agentic AI. This post maps each guide to the four pillars that get agents from demo to deplo…

Intelligence Is About Time, Not Parameters

The Question Every SA Gets Beyond a complexity threshold, larger models become less insightful, the savant regime. ā€œWhich model should I use?ā€ I hear it in almost every customer conversation about gen…

Hackathon Gamification: A Real-Time Leaderboard You Can Deploy in 5 Minutes

Lisbon, 6 AM, Rising Sun Lisbon at dawn, the best way to start a hackathon day Three days in Lisbon. Not for sightseeing, though the city makes that hard to resist. I’m here for an AI hackathon, teams…

The Agent Security Stack Nobody Is Building

The Scenario Nobody Planned For It’s 11 PM. Your customer support agent, the AI one, is processing a refund request. It queries the order database, pulls the customer’s payment history, and calls the …

Building Agents That Read the Web Right

The Other Side of the Coin In a recent article, I made my website AI-agent friendly [1], adding llms.txt, Markdown output, and content negotiation to a Hugo site on AWS. That article was about the pro…

Is RAG Still Needed with 1M+ Token Context Windows?

The Kofferklausur, Revisited In September 2024, a colleague asked an audience: ā€œWhat is RAG?ā€ I answered: Kofferklausur [1]. For non-German speakers: a Kofferklausur is an open-book exam. You bring yo…

When Thinking Twice Helps — And When It Doesn't

The Saturday Morning Experiment Last Saturday, I installed a Python library, pointed it at Amazon Bedrock, and asked a model the same questions three times, with zero, one, and three rounds of self-re…

Your AI Models Have an Expiry Date — A Practical Guide to Model Lifecycle Management

Introduction, The Promise I Made In my previous article [1], I explored the maintenance trap in IT, how software systems are more like plants than stones, requiring constant care. I ended with a cliff…

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