Writing

A human hand guides a provisional code strip through an authority gate where it becomes trusted records

Should You Read AI-Generated Code? Ask What It Is Allowed to Change

A practical framework for deciding how deeply humans should review AI-generated code, based on the authority and consequences of the change.

2nd Aug 2026

Human feedback connecting model consumption to enterprise operating value

Expensive Tokens Won't Save Enterprise AI

Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS, and Microsoft are moving engineers closer to customers. FDE turns model capability into workflows the customer owns and can keep improving.

6th Jul 2026

A project owner using AI agents inside shared team boundaries

The One-Person Project

AI coding is collapsing old handoff-heavy workflows into smaller ownership loops. The real challenge is keeping individual speed without losing team quality.

1st Jul 2026

A personal AI operating system running from a phone inside a car on the road to California

I Gave Codex a Task From a Moving Tesla

Over two months, Claude Code and Codex changed AI from a coding assistant into a personal operating system: one that routes intent, runs workflows, and learns from the work.

20th Jun 2026

A human operator supervising multiple AI work streams from a control room

Fable 5 Changed the Unit of AI Work

Fable 5 showed that AI work is shifting from prompt-response loops to long-running agent runs, making operating contracts the next scarce AI-native skill.

15th Jun 2026

A retro editorial illustration of a compass, market map, and AI prompt box pointing toward a strategic horizon

In the Age of AI, Look Up at the Stars

In the age of AI, looking up at the stars means strategic altitude: the judgment, customer context, and direction that make AI useful.

8th Jun 2026

A person surrounded by glowing signal streams, representing intentional information filtering

I Engineered the Law of Attraction with AI

The Law of Attraction works — so I built an AI system that does it programmatically. Signal monitors Hacker News, Reddit, ArXiv, and more, scoring every item against my personal interest profile. This is engineered serendipity.

8th Mar 2026

Ming the apprentice chef faces a wall of 4,192 judgment dials in a Japanese omakase kitchen

No Magic: How ChatGPT Actually Works, Explained in One Kitchen

You've heard ChatGPT is magic. It's not. It's a kitchen apprentice named Ming, a wall of 4,192 judgment dials, and one loop — repeated a thousand times. No formulas, no code. Just a kitchen.

1st Mar 2026

Blueprint architecture diagram of Anthropic's financial AI stack — Claude and Skills at top, four specialist modules in the middle, 11 institutional data connectors at the bottom

Anthropic Just Handed Finance Teams a Complete AI Stack. I Ran It on Real Work — Here's What I Found.

Anthropic released financial-services-plugins this week — five Claude plugins wired to 11 institutional data sources. I'm a Head of Technology Products at a financial firm. I ran it on a real DCF and client report. Here's what I actually found.

26th Feb 2026

Process over Goals — the operating system behind Chamath's 30 years of business advice

I Chased Goals for 15 Years. Chamath Showed Me What I Got Wrong.

Chamath Palihapitiya's 6 rules aren't independent tips — they form one operating system that protects continuous learning. I map each rule against my 15-year career and current AI transition to show why process-orientation matters more than ever.

23rd Feb 2026

Two work modes — Scatter and Laser — and the human choosing between them

AI Made Me 10x More Productive. Then I Almost Burned Out.

AI doesn't just change what we can do — it changes how we should think about work itself. A framework for knowing when to scatter (parallel, exploratory, AI-amplified) and when to laser (deep, focused, human-led).

22nd Feb 2026

The evolution of creative tools from camera to AI with the constant human figure

The Camera Didn't Make Everyone a Spielberg. AI Won't Either.

AI is the most powerful creative tool ever built, but technology was never the bottleneck for great work. Taste, vision, and judgment always were — and still are.

20th Feb 2026

Creation & Media

Mac mini with OpenClaw lobster mascot as the always-on AI content hub

I Had a Mac Mini Collecting Dust. It Now Runs My Entire Content Operation.

I set up OpenClaw on a Mac mini, named the agent GG, and within 48 hours it analyzed my blog, studied top creators, set up my newsletter, and built my entire X strategy. Here's what happened.

18th Feb 2026

Creation & Media

McKinsey 2035 consultant report vs builder reality 2030 — split comparison illustration

McKinsey Says 2035. I Say They're Off by 5 Years.

McKinsey's new wealth management report is directionally right but too conservative on timing. As a technology product leader inside a financial firm who also builds AI systems, I break down where they're right, where they're 5 years too late, and what they're missing entirely.

17th Feb 2026

AI content studio pipeline transforming one rough idea into multiple polished outputs

Why I Stopped Writing Blog Posts (And Built an AI Studio Instead)

I tried to be a consistent blogger for years and kept quitting. Then I built an AI content studio that turns a rough plan into a published bilingual blog post with illustrations, social teasers, and video — in minutes instead of hours.

16th Feb 2026

Creation & Media

A couple at a crossroads between hospitality and timeshare sales pressure

What a Marriott Timeshare Pitch in Las Vegas Taught Me About Broken Sales Culture

A balanced look at what happened when Marriott's vacation club sales tactics contradicted everything the brand stands for — and what it reveals about the tension between sales culture and service culture.

14th Feb 2026

AI Native Journey - hand-drawn illustration of a person starting their AI journey

Start My AI Native Journey

I'm going all in on AI Native. Here's what it means, why I'm doing it, and what I've learned so far as a head of products who still codes every day.

12th Feb 2026

What I Learned from The Almanack of Naval Ravikant - Specific Knowledge, Responsibility, and Assets

Build specific knowledge, take more responsibility, and build assets. A practical framework for long-term leverage and compounding value.

5th Jan 2026

Web Scraping to the Cloud

My exploration of cloud-based alternatives for headless browser scraping that don't require running heavy services like Puppeteer or Playwright locally

5th May 2025

Product Execution

Building a Web Search + AI Summary Tool

How to combine OpenAI and SERP API to create a powerful web search and AI summary tool for stock analysis and research

4th May 2025

A New Chapter

How to redesign life with AI—finding balance among family, health, career, and personal growth

3rd May 2025