Huge repository of information about OpenAI and Altman just dropped — 'The OpenAI Files'. There's so much crazy shit in there. Here's what Claude highlighted to me: 1. Altman listed himself as Y Combinator chairman in SEC filings for years — a total fabrication (?!): "To

Next time someone talks about sovereign AI, ask one question: Whose sovereignty? The answer tells you everything about whose interests they're actually serving.

We have some exciting plans ⬇️

On Friday I published an essay arguing cloud AI privacy is structurally impossible. That policy and trust always break at the institutional layer. I wrote it before the Anthropic/Pentagon/OpenAI story broke that same day. Anthropic drew red lines. Government said no. OpenAI

A peak behind the curtains of cloud AI:

The world is changing fast…

Another big step forward. On-device for full privacy. Cloud for maximum capability. The choice is yours — and now you can switch mid-conversation.

Slowly then suddenly….the world is changing fast. It’s just 99% of people have no idea!

Worth sharing:

Huge update ⬇️

Nanocoder 1.25.0 is out. Subagents, yolo mode, modular prompt architecture, plan mode that actually enforces read-only — big release from the team. This is what sovereign AI tooling looks like in practice. Local, open, no lock-in. github.com/Nano-Collectiv…

Imagine you're the CEO with an AI chief of staff — one agent that spins up your CTO, CMO and CFO simultaneously, each running in parallel, each on your machine. That's what #Nanocoder just shipped. This is what a personal OS starts to look like. → nanocollective.org