Carson Drake
Editor at withtai.com
Carson Drake is a PhD candidate in Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University, focusing on conversational AI systems and multi-agent architectures. His research explores how large language models can be orchestrated for reliable task automation and human-AI collaboration. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Carson Drake
- Founder calendar conflicts: How to benchmark multi-agent AI before committing October 30, 2026
- Meeting Triage Assistant: Deploy Only If Two Gates Pass October 27, 2026
- Executive email style: Prompting vs Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) on 100-message holdout October 24, 2026
- Measure AI Chief of Staff Impact: 3 Before-vs-After Metrics and a 2-of-3 Ship Rule October 21, 2026
- meeting summary benchmark: 12 min saved per meeting in 2026 — ship or pilot? October 18, 2026
- AI agent for performance review prep: grounded self-assessment vs recall — 2026 test October 15, 2026
- Two-tier MCP registry: cap always-loaded schemas at 15 October 12, 2026
- train your productivity agent: 50-entry decision journal before fine-tuning in 2026 October 9, 2026