When we imagine AI screwing up, we usually picture something big: a completely made-up fact, a bizarre answer, or code that crashes the second you run it. But sometimes the mistake is much smaller—and that’s exactly what makes it so easy to miss. A while back, I

Introduction: The Meat Proxy Problem In September 2026, a Reddit post on r/ClaudeAI struck a nerve. A senior engineer at a big company described a workplace where every artifact — specs, code, tests, PRDs, tickets, reports — was generated by Claude Code. Nobody read anything. Nobody resolved bugs. Nobody thought. Engineers

Lately, a lot of people have been reporting a strange email landing in their inbox: "Your temporary ChatGPT verification code." It contains a six-digit code. The odd part? Many recipients have never signed up for ChatGPT — or never used that email address to register. Some people report

ChatGPT errors happen—even with simple software questions. See how a LibreOffice mistake unfolded, why AI gets things wrong, and how to spot and avoid ChatGPT errors.