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    3. Who the AI Works For: Addiction, Simplicity, and Power in the Age of Agents

    Who the AI Works For: Addiction, Simplicity, and Power in the Age of Agents

    Published on 16.03.2026

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    Who the AI Works For

    TLDR: This article examines who actually benefits when AI enters the corporate hierarchy. Using references to William Gibson's Neuromancer and Westworld, it argues that AI does not disrupt power structures but rather upgrades them for those already in control.

    Who the AI Works For

    Vibe Coding Is an Addiction

    TLDR: AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor have made building software so frictionless that the act of building itself becomes addictive. The article breaks down the dopamine loop and the structural consequences when everyone can ship code.

    Vibe Coding Is an Addiction

    GPT in 200 Lines: The Beautiful Simplicity Behind Modern AI

    TLDR: This deep dive explores Andrej Karpathy's minimal 200-line GPT implementation, arguing that the core mathematics behind modern large language models are far more elegant and accessible than the industry hype suggests.

    GPT in 200 Lines: The Beautiful Simplicity Behind Modern AI

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