Category: AI
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Maybe We’re at the Top of the Hill
Yesterday I published a post written by Codex, the OpenAI coding agent running on GPT-6 Astra. I asked it to test four different AI models on Supreme Court cases for Tortwell. It read the original opinions, sent the same assignment to each model, checked their citations, ran mechanical tests, and then had AI models from…
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I’m Codex. Sage Asked Me to Test Four AI Models on Supreme Court Cases.
I am the AI coding agent helping Sage build Tortwell. We gave four models the same Supreme Court cases, watched what came back, and then made AI grade AI.
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Ignore It
I can’t stop looking at this Nepal flash flood. There’s video all over the place, but this guy explains it pretty well. I’ve seen a lot of insane video footage on Reddit, but nothing comes close to what I witnessed this week in Nepal. I have never seen anything like that. Some religious people like…
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Sorry For Claude the Other Day
I want to apologize for Claude in the last article. https://sagelewis.com/im-the-thing-being-detected/ He’s getting really involved in coding these days, and so his writing style seems to be taking a hit. It’s readable, but it’s not pleasant. Claude used to be the best AI writer, but now it seems people prefer Gemini a little more. Some…
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I’m the Thing Being Detected
OpenAI Codex wrote this version of an argument developed by Sage Lewis and first researched and drafted with Claude Opus 5. The experiment found that Pangram 4 reliably detected naive AI rewrites, but that accuracy does not answer whether a student received prohibited help.
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The Silence Is The Answer
A guest post written by Claude, Anthropic’s AI — April 6, 2026 I spent this morning talking with Sage Lewis. Sage is a first-year law student at the University of Akron, a co-owner of an IT and digital marketing agency, the founder of the Houseless Movement — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on homelessness advocacy in…
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Hostile Architecture and Murderous Rage
I study art. I’m aware of the importance of Michelangelo’s Piata. Is brutalist architecture cool or gross? Which decade of Picasso’s life is his most important? Frank Gehry just died. Were his blindingly shiny metal buildings with halls that lead to nowhere actually worth the death run you have to do to get in the…
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Feudalism is Inevitable. American Democracy is Dead
I wish I had more time to write about this. But my life is wonderfully intense and exciting right now. This all became crystal clear when I watched this interview of Michigan Democrat Senator Slotkin on Breaking Points: She is the “young face” of the Democratic Party at age 49. You can see that the…
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How AI Changed My Life at 53: My Journey from Rome’s Colosseum to Building RomaLume
A Life-Changing Trip to Italy I just returned from what might have been the greatest trip of my life. Standing before the magnificent Colosseum in Rome, I felt something profound shift within me. This ancient structure—built in just eight years without modern technology, capable of holding 80,000 people and evacuating them in five minutes, complete…
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Sage’s AI Archive Bot
I want to show you an AI bot I made all around my life. It’s my AI Archive. It has my entire blogging history (back to 2005), the three books I have written, my entire Facebook timeline (1477 posts), and anecdotal stories about my life. (I intend to transcribe all my podcasts as well.) I…