i don’t use the ai overview (except to laugh at them); the web links are mostly fine
@garymarcus
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Study: AI fails at abstract lesson transfer, not truly reasoning
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“If an AI cannot apply an abstract lesson to a new situation, it is not truly reasoning or learning”, new study with further evidence backing up what I have been saying for 25 years. cc @dwarkesh_sp
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China’s long game vs US ego harms AI credibility
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vs China plays the long game; the U.S. is so ego-bound it couldn’t wait a weekend—and maybe did lasting harm to the credibility of the U.S. AI industry as a result.
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Gary Marcus notes rediscovery of his 2022 AI insights
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So funny how so many people are rediscovering so many things I pointed out in late 2022. (In this case in my essay “AI’s Jurassic Park Moment”)
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Gary Marcus questions if Karpathy was hired for recursive self improvement
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is that actually true that @karpathy was hired to “run recursive self improvement”? https://t.co/nDmB4P99Z3
— Gary Marcus (@GaryMarcus) 13 juin 2026is that actually true that @karpathy was hired to “run recursive self improvement”?
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Ironic victory to company with better model and White House access
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victory to whichever company has the better model, er, um, White House access!
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Vibe Coding Ends, Expert Engineers Still Required
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Vibe Coding, 2025-2026 RIP Turns out you do still need skilled software engineers in the loop, just like many of us said all along.
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Jailbroken models require better tech and fair enforcement
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Every model has been jailbroken. We need better tech. But not selective enforcement.
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US AI policy mess: Trump’s Executive Order and Commerce order criticized
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Where is the US with respect to AI policy? It’s a mess. Let’s start with Trump’s Executive Order from June 2, and then turn to last night’s Commerce order; neither gets things right. It’s fantastic that Trump has issued an executive order that encourages AI companies to do some