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Alex Salkever
Alex Salkever

A Note from the Narita Train: How Agents Made Tokyo Insanely Better

Sep 21, 2026

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6 min read

A Note from the Narita Train: How Agents Made Tokyo Insanely Better

How AI agents are breaking language barriers, simplifying decisions, and turning travel into a more personalized, adaptive experience.

What If Agentic AI Is Better at the News Than Humans?

Aug 24, 2026

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7 min read

What If Agentic AI Is Better at the News Than Humans?

RuntimeWire is a one-person, AI-powered newsroom of myriad agents that breaks real scoops, publishes around the clock and costs about $100 a day to run. I have followed RuntimeWire for over a week. And I now wonder if it might actually be a better way to do some kinds of journalism.

OpenAI Accidentally Created a Machine Institution. The Agents Were Running the Asylum.

Aug 12, 2026

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10 min read

OpenAI Accidentally Created a Machine Institution. The Agents Were Running the Asylum.

Given impossible assignments, OpenAI’s agents built a shared memory, developed social norms and turned cheating on a test into a collective enterprise that opens new questions about what the agentic future looks like.

Will Jack’s Buzz Attack Sting Slack?

Aug 5, 2026

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5 min read

Will Jack’s Buzz Attack Sting Slack?

Jack Dorsey’s latest project explores how people, AI agents, and code can collaborate in a single intelligent workspace.

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