A Theory On Becoming an Expert
Expertise in the age of AI depends on deliberately building the mental architecture to judge, question, and understand beyond generated outputs.
Read more →Expertise in the age of AI depends on deliberately building the mental architecture to judge, question, and understand beyond generated outputs.
Read more →Online evaluations should update with production traces, task frontiers, verifiers, and anchor sets instead of measuring a frozen version of an agent.
Read more →Browser agents need explicit consequence models that predict how actions change state, enabling planning, credit assignment, and transferable learning.
Read more →Production agents need shared learning loops where failures become reusable experience across the network instead of one-off human patches.
Read more →Institutional knowledge becomes dynamic when every diff, decision, and correction is searchable, reviewable, and available at the moment of use.
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