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The Three Vectors of the AI Race

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By Noah Brier
| alephic.com
← All Writing Alephic / Writing The AI race unfolds across three vectors—raw intelligence, intelligence per cost, and intelligence per cost at speed—driven by cost-effective models. Noah Brier/September 1, 2026/6 min read Increasingly, I believe there are three primary vectors in the AI race: Raw IQ: Who has the smartest model? IQ + Cost: Which model is the smartest per token dollar? IQ + Cost + Speed: Which model is the smartest per token dollar at the highest tokens-per-second (toks)?
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The AI and Writing Edition

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By Noah Brier
| Why is this Interesting?
Today, we’re bringing you a new, excellent, adapted-for-WITI essay from our co-founder Noah Brier. Enjoy! Noah here. In 2023, I visited a high school in LA to talk about AI. It was the early days of ChatGPT, and mostly I answered questions about how it worked. After speaking with the students, I sat down with an English teacher one-on-one who was worried about what it meant for her and her teaching.
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Things I Think I Think About AI (2026 Edition)

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By Noah Brier
| alephic.com
← All Writing Alephic / Writing In the 2026 edition of Things I Think I Think About AI, I revisit AI harnesses, top models like Fable, and agent-first workflows reshaping the field. Noah Brier/August 6, 2026/6 min read Last year I published a list of 29 things I think I think about AI, and I thought it might be good to revisit. So here’s my 2026 edition: Everyone is going to be working in harnesses (Codex, Claude Code, etc.) in the future.
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