Tag: AI

All the articles with the tag "AI".

• Stop Hiding the Dashes

  29 Apr, 2026

  A witty, speculative reflection on the early AI era, this piece explores why people once hid the signs of AI-assisted writing and what that revealed about shame, cognition, originality, and trust. Beneath the humor is a sharper question: when AI helps shape our words, what exactly are we outsourcing—and what are we keeping?

• The ROI of AI Isn’t on Your Balance Sheet

  18 Apr, 2026

  AI subscriptions, servers, and hardware can look like overhead until you frame them properly. For knowledge workers, they are better understood as infrastructure that buys back time and compounds capability.

• The Agent Mirror Problem

  30 Mar, 2026

  AI advisors with long memories track a person who no longer exists. Ones that adapt perfectly become mirrors. Neither can follow genuine personal growth — and that's the design problem nobody is talking about yet.

• Vibe Coding like Writing an Article

  23 Mar, 2026

  This post argues that building with AI coding agents should look less like executing a rigid spec and more like writing a first draft of an article: rough, fast, and imperfect. By stumbling toward a working MVP and refining through iteration, teams can uncover better product insights, reduce inertia, and build with more taste and discovery.