AI continues to prove itself to be the ultimate grift.
Posts by Arkitekt
49 publicly visible posts • joined 21 Feb 2026
OpenAI ad service can bill customers for up to one day after they pause campaigns
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Japan relaxes privacy laws to make itself the ‘easiest country to develop AI’
AI slop got better, so now maintainers have more work
If an AI agent screws up while running your business, there's nobody to sue
Monday 6th April 2026 15:04 GMT
Start holding the AI companies responsible.
We have people using these agentic products without any knowledge of how to do it properly, or any knowledge of what the AI will do. While I dont typically fall into the category of holding a company responsible for how people use their products, AI agents are a different beast. Until these companies start deploying these products responsibly, they should shoulder that burden.