Archive - AI [re]Generation

[Working with Claude] - Part 1: The Stack

Your mental map of the Claude ecosystem, and how to choose the right tool for each task.

Jun 13

WHO OWNS "FIRE" - PART 1: They’re Selling Fire Back to Us

The first letter in a series on what happens when thinking becomes something you rent.

Jun 7 • Arthur Zangiev

May 2026

Hermes Agent: What Happens When Your AI Agent Starts Improving Itself

What I found when I installed the open-source agent that just overtook OpenClaw.

May 30 • Ulysse Rajim

In a World That Moves Faster, Slowing Down Is the Radical Act

The person who says "wait, let me understand this first" looks like they're behind. But they're actually the only one in the room who's ahead.

May 24 • Arthur Zangiev

What David Attenborough Knew About AI Before AI Existed

On his 100th birthday, the most important warning he ever gave, and why we’re ignoring it again.

May 13 • Arthur Zangiev

Behind the build: an AI research engine for BlueTech fundraising

How we helped a climate consultancy turn a day of prospect research into a 34-minute AI-assisted workflow.

May 10 • Ulysse Rajim

The ROI of AI Isn't Money

But what is it then?

May 3 • Arthur Zangiev

April 2026

Image Generation Just Became Useful for Business Work

Four tests that changed my mind on image generation for real work.

Apr 26 • Ulysse Rajim

WHAT THE CHATBOT WANTS

And what it’s slowly taking from you in return

Apr 19 • Arthur Zangiev

What Mythos made me finally sit down and do

A walkthrough of the security review Mythos finally pushed me to do.

Apr 12 • Ulysse Rajim

Will we be able to predict the future in the next years?

On the gods we are building, the curse of Cassandra, and the one question nobody is asking.

Apr 5 • Arthur Zangiev

March 2026

Your OpenClaw Needs a Shell

NVIDIA built a security layer for OpenClaw called NemoClaw. Here's what we found when we tested it.

Mar 29 • Ulysse Rajim