AI linkdump for Sunday, August 30

Here are some of the AI articles and videos I’ve been looking at this week: HTMX: No AI Fridays. “If the productivity gains from AI are so big, spending one day a week to minimize its downsides shouldn’t be a difficult trade-off.” Engineering Leadership: Good Culture is the Biggest Productivity Hack, Not AI. “I DON’T think the biggest question for leaders should be: ‘How do we get everyone to use AI?’ The biggest question is: ‘How do we build an organization where great people can do their best work, and then use AI to multiply them?’” AskMike.org: What my dad taught me about AI coding in the 90s. “What is clear to everyone is that if you use AI in a way where you spend little time saying what you want, and no time reading what it coded up – you are vibecoding and the resulting software is not going to last very long (if it works at all). So how much coding should you let the AI do, and how much should you control and read (and deeply understand)?” The Internet Archive’s “Vintage…