Updates from Alexander Warren London (also known as Alex W. London) and the PDC team.
A five-minute terminal lab that shows a model has no memory of its own, then what RLHF, benchmarks, and the race narrative look like once you credit the harness instead of the model.
A kindergarten where the room is smart and no child touches a screen, then one layer per grade until a senior graduates carrying personal creative infrastructure.
Six places the AI industry renames a problem instead of solving it — from the demo-to-deployment gap to the loop where companies pay to train their own replacements.
A critique of Geoffrey Hinton's AGI definition, a testable replacement, and the open infrastructure Alex argues governing agentic AI actually requires.
PDC Dev Studio's voice mode, Converse, sees what you show it while you talk. Turn on your camera or share your screen mid-conversation and the AI responds to what's in view, live — no need to describe it or stop and type.
PDC Dev Studio now includes dedicated tools for instructors and students working with complex technical material. The higher education features address the gap between dense source material and student comprehension under real course constraints.
Full developer documentation for the Distil API is now available, including benchmark results and enterprise access details. The Distil API provides source-grounded context retrieval for AI systems working with large technical documents.
Legal teams, film production studios, and engineering organizations can now request enterprise access to the Distil API and industry-specific context libraries built by Primary Design Co.
PDC Dev Studio opened industry library subscriptions for legal teams and film production studios. Each library gives teams shared professional context before adding their own authorized work.
The Distil API opened early access for developer teams building AI systems on complex source material. Teams prepare source material as a persistent context handle and activate it for focused queries.
Alexander Warren London founded Primary Design Co to build AI tools for complex technical work. The studio draws on Alex's background in Alaska aviation planning, airport access design, geospatial visualization, and infrastructure work for remote communities — work that demanded rigorous documentation and decisions made under real operational constraints.