Interactive research
When can a local model take over?
How the task and cost of mistakes change which local Qwen size is good enough. Compare the measurements and explore your own cost assumptions.
Explore the resultsEssays on what to build, how to evaluate it, and what changes when the cost of doing the work falls.
Interactive research
How the task and cost of mistakes change which local Qwen size is good enough. Compare the measurements and explore your own cost assumptions.
Explore the resultsCompanion API study
The Decisions API compared with Responses and archived Jev results. Where it worked, where dependent choices failed, and what remains untested.
Read the API studyEssay
Sol versus Luna: compare token fees, the cost of mistakes, and the work required to find out.
Read the essayEssay
Choose now, name what could beat your choice, research when it pays, and update. Six yes/no questions to run on your next decision.
Read the essayAn experiment in deciding when a local model can take over a classification task, accounting for errors in the frontier model used to evaluate it.
Published draft, still being revised
What earlier technology transitions suggest about turning recurring knowledge work into owned software pipelines.
Every sufficiently advanced technology collapses one friction and reveals the new scarcity behind it. LLMs collapsed the cost of language, putting commodity intellectual output in the blast radius. A 6-step protocol, calibrated on 700 years of transitions from the printing press to the internet, for finding the new scarcity and moving first.
AI made production cheap and revealed the constraint it was hiding: selection. Green dashboards stay green while quality quietly decays. A 30-minute protocol to find your new scarcity.