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You attach a selfie to an AI video tool, type something like "me at a fancy party rapping to Burning Bridges, friends cheering", and wait. What comes back is close but wrong. The person in the middle looks like your cousin. Three people in the crowd have your face.
Aubrey de Grey has been saying for twenty years that the first person to live to 1,000 is already alive. Most people roll their eyes. I used to. Then I started looking at what actually changed in the last five years of drug discovery, and the eye-roll got harder to sustain.
When two diplomats sat down to negotiate a fragile ceasefire in 2024, neither realized the "neutral" AI translation tool they relied on had been quietly shaped by the geopolitical priorities of the country that built it. The words were translated correctly. The emphasis was not.
In this video: 0:00 Do 1M windows end choosing? No 0:19 Prompt engineering is half right 1:25 Two reflexes: polish or dump 2:34 Personas, stuffing and the experiment 5:15 Selection, order and length 8:15 Tools, schemas and examples 10:58 Costs, and when stuffing is fine 12:37 Prompt, context and…
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