Mechanics of AI

Under the hood — five mechanics you should understand before you depend on AI for real work.

Theory told you what AI does. Benefits showed you where it pays. Dangers named the traps. Now we lift the hood. You don't need to be an engineer to use AI well — but the calibrated user knows enough about the machinery to predict its behavior, explain its limits, and make better decisions about which tool fits which job. Five mechanics, no math.