Guides

The long answers: one guide per question a professional actually asks about AI and their work.

A guide is written by hand, once, and kept current. It opens with the answer, then gives the method: the steps, the time each takes, and a reading of the result. Every figure in it names its source in the sentence, and the sources are listed at the end. Three to five thousand words, because the question deserves the whole answer rather than the part that fits in a day.

The daily articles sit under the guides. A signal reports a number that moved; a briefing explains the thing behind it; a playbook gives one move. The guide is where those pieces are assembled into something you can act on in an afternoon, and each article names the guide it belongs to.

Start with the one that matches your question. Each carries the date it was last revised, and it is revised when the evidence moves, not on a schedule.