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The Coordination Tax Most Forecasts Miss
For a while now, there has been a nagging sense that a lot of what gets called "knowledge work" is actually something else entirely. It's not thinking or deciding or…
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General Intelligence Just Moved Into Your Zip Code
For a while, the honest answer to "is AI ready for serious work?" was "almost." The tools were impressive in demos, clunky in practice, and lived in separate apps you…
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A $3 Million Karaoke Company Just Erased $17 Billion. Here’s What That Means for Knowledge Workers.
For a few years now, every market convulsion tied to AI has followed a familiar pattern: a single announcement, a wave of panic, a brutal repricing of entire sectors. The…
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The 6 Reasons Your Work Is Hard — and Which Ones AI Is Automating This Quarter
For years, AI tools were approached the same way most people do — as a Swiss Army knife you reach for when you need to move faster. The question was…
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Twelve Passes That Build on Each Other Are Not Twelve Times One Pass
For most of the past two years, the dominant mental model for AI agents has been a very capable consultant: you brief them, they do the work, you review the…
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The plate test: one question that separates real AI delegation from busy work
For most of the past year, the common assumption was that work was being delegated to AI. The pattern was to assign a task — a briefing, a summary, a…
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The Part of AI Work That Actually Compounds
Most of my AI work habits formed gradually. Skills sharpen: better at structuring prompts, more deliberate about context, better at steering conversations toward useful output. But there was a gap…