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Something I came across recently made me look at the AI race from a different angle. We have long discussed model power, chips, and computing capacity. But another area is becoming increasingly valuable: Things people know that are not explicitly written anywhere. Some studies call this ‘tacit data.’ A technician sensing a problem from the sound of a machine. The detail a doctor looks at first in a case. Why an engineer rejects one of two theoretically possible options. Or wh

A video I watched recently made me laugh at first, then made me think. The topic was prompt injection. Here is the scenario: a court filing that looks completely normal to a person contains a hidden instruction readable by AI. A human sees a legal document; AI may perceive a command directed at itself inside that same text. What is a document for a person can become both data and a potential instruction for AI. This is no longer a theoretical risk. According to Reuters on Aug