AI

Remember when you could open a car hood and point to what was broken? Now it's all computers.

Every time you ask an AI to write for you, you're taking out a cognitive loan. The interest

Amazon spent billions building robots for their warehouses. These robots can lift heavy things. They can move fast. They can

In the 1980s, computers arrived in offices. Executives had a problem. They could not type. Typing was for secretaries. So

Intelligence got cheap. Really cheap. Like, "ask any question and get PhD-level answers" cheap. But your coffee still

Plot twist: Those patterns your AI learned? They're trying to tell you something. Anthropic researchers discovered why hallucinations

Old strategy: "What team do I need?" New strategy: "What tools can we create?" Next Tuesday:

I used to think AI would make us better humans. Wrong. It's making us something else entirely. Suleyman&

Everyone is building better systems for an unpredictable world. More frameworks. Tighter processes. But here's the thing, when

AI creates a universe of content daily. But meaning remains scarce. Press a button, and AI generates what once required