Captain Lin Rauch
The Fear Is Real. The Story Is Wrong. What Scary AI Narratives Cost AEC Practitioners
Harari's GPT-4 story was misleading. But OpenAI and Anthropic both withheld models the same week. Here's the system architects need to read correctly.
What happens when 1,000 people actually drive a robot
RAI Institute's 2025 Boston pop-up study shows direct Spot robot experience shifts public comfort more than media. What AEC pros need to know.
The GPT-4 Captcha Story Was Never What Harari Said It Was
The GPT-4 TaskRabbit story wasn't autonomous deception — Alignment Research Center transcripts show researchers scripted every step. What AEC pros must know.
When 'Vaccine' Becomes a Liability: Moderna's mRNA Naming Problem
Moderna rebranded its cancer vaccine as 'individualized neoantigen therapy'. What this naming battle means for mRNA innovation, regulation, and AEC classification logic.
AGI, Hallucinations, AI Agents: The AI Glossary Your BIM Software Vendor Won't Give You
AGI has three competing definitions. AI agents are still being built. Hallucinations are a liability risk. Here's what AEC professionals actually need to know.
ISS CRS-24: What a Falcon 9 cargo flight reveals about robotics and quantum research in orbit
What the Northrop Grumman CRS-24 cargo flight to the ISS reveals to architects and BIM engineers about robotics, constraints, and resilience.
Artemis II Returns: What a Crewed Lunar Flyby Teaches AEC About Extreme-Environment Systems Design
Artemis II splashed down. Here's what Orion's thermal, life-support, and navigation loops teach architects and engineers about resilient systems design.
Artemis II is back: What 695,081 miles in Deep Space means for AEC professionals
695,081 miles, 14 countries, one validation protocol: What Artemis II means for architects and engineers in DACH.
13 500 m² of Programmed Ambiguity: What Babel Community Teaches Us About Coliving at Scale
D'HOUNDT+BAJART's 13 524 m² Babel Community in Villeneuve-d'Ascq exposes the regulatory gap every European architect designing coliving must solve now.
Seven Unbuilt Houses, One Dependency Graph: When the Section Outranks the Render
Lin Rauch on ArchDaily's seven unbuilt houses: one shared move — design the house as a section through its ground. Plus an earth-coupling Hack.
