The Carcinisation of AI
Carcinisation is a form of convergent evolution where non-crab entities form crab-like adaptations in an effort to increase their chances of survival. While this evolutionary strategy is widely successful, there are a few fail states with AI technologists should be careful to avoid.
The jump from Claude to clawdbot, and finally open claw heralded the carcinisation of AI. While crablike adaptations have been successful evolutionary strategy for millions of years and has some early success with AI technology, the humans in the system should be mindful of their crabbiness, especially when it isn't being useful.
Chris Corriere has been working with data, phones, networks, and writing software for over 20 years. His background in mathematics and engineering has helped him adapt to new, industry-specific technologies and has created many unique consulting opportunities. As a DevOps practitioner, Chris is committed to culture, automation, learning, sharing, and having a good time while getting work done.