Notes / November 2026

# Thinking out loud.

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10 November 2026Everyday AI

## [A council of Claudes for quality review](https://jardenberg.com/notes/a-council-of-claudes)

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Folks. Kevin Roose has written a really, really good book about AI. With the help of AI, of course. The excerpt below is from an interview by Natalia Quintero. The point is probably obvious. I dug this out now because I’m working with a group of quality…

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