AI

The Problem AI agents are everywhere now. They book flights, make purchases, send emails — all without a human touching a keyboard. But there’s a problem nobody has solved yet: how does Skyscanner know the agent booking a flight is legitimate? How does any API know who the agent is, who owns it, and what it’s actually allowed to do? Right now it doesn’t. There’s no standard. No identity layer. No audit trail. If an agent spends £50,000 on plane tickets instead of £5,000, nobody knows who’s responsible and nobody can prove what happened. ...

What is it? For the non-specialist: Neural Link is a private AI assistant that has read all of my project notes. You can ask it anything about how Taciturn works, what signals it uses, how the infrastructure is set up, or what decisions were made and why — and it gives you a specific, accurate answer drawn directly from my documentation. It lives at brain.taciturn.uk. Think of it as a search engine that understands meaning rather than keywords, trained entirely on my own notes. ...