THE UAF INDEX
Cosign turns endorsements and work relationships into a searchable network for people, companies and jobs. Its launch raises a larger question: who gets to curate the professional reputation graph that AI systems will use?
Dan Greenheck’s reflection on Astra and Three.js work is a small record of a larger shift: visible demos are becoming cheaper, while judgment, maintainability and trust remain harder to automate.
The early economic signal from AI agents is not that jobs have vanished. It is that tasks are crossing occupational boundaries. Workers are using AI to do pieces of work that were previously outside their formal role, then some of those pieces become recurring responsibilities.
Buying an agent is not only buying software. It is choosing a provider’s defaults for memory, data retention, tool access, oversight and incident response. Procurement
Robotics coverage likes the first successful movement. Deployment is defined by the thousandth cycle, the damaged sensor and the operator who knows when a task has
Every model launch carries a physical ledger: chips, data centers, electricity, networks, cooling and the people who operate them. The 2025 AI race made that ledger
OpenAI’s GPT-5 launch placed AI inside a familiar economic story: organizations were giving workers direct access to increasingly capable systems and imagining new workflows
The launch of an economic advisory effort around AI usage pointed to a missing institution: a way to measure how systems change work without mistaking product
Anthropic’s Economic Index was an important change in how AI’s labor effects could be discussed. Instead of beginning with a forecast about jobs, it
