Tawanda Moyo

A concrete look at brittle AI deployment in everyday systems — a retail chatbot that discusses anything, recommends rivals, and suggests litigation — and what it reveals about responsibility and design.

A deep dive into the user experience of the EcoCash app, focusing on the hidden costs and usability issues surrounding balance visibility.

Field notes from building an entire site by prompting alone — where the model shines, where it quietly goes wrong, and what the craft still demands of you.

What thinkers from Aristotle to the present expected of made minds, and how those old hopes and warnings read now that AGI is a research agenda rather than a myth.

A wasted afternoon debugging WordPress, and how an increasingly bloated web costs the people on the slowest phones and the slowest connections.

A short reflection on waiting, impatience, and a parable from the Zhuangzi.

Notes on implementing JavaScript features in Firefox: a useful bridge between web standards, browsers, and programming craft.

Saving 436 posts by the late Alex Magaisa in case the domain lapsed. It did — the site is gone and the domain now belongs to someone else.

Anthropic ships a model under ASL-3 for the first time, and what a capability threshold looks like when a lab actually crosses one.

A chatbot starts talking about white genocide in South Africa unprompted — the case for African involvement in how these systems get governed.

Implementation guides for a chat SDK, written as a technical writer — webhooks, contact lists, support chat, live comments.