Camille Nakamura

When AI models sound most confident about facts they're inventing, trust itself becomes the problem.

Whether to pay depends entirely on how deeply AI is woven into your actual work.

Popular AI apps collect far more data than users realize, and share it in ways they cannot control.

ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude now split a market that used to look like it belonged to one.

Modern AI assistants answer ambiguous questions confidently without asking for clarification first.

When free AI hits its limits, the cost of upgrading becomes a question of professional necessity.