The MCP gives you the voice; the skill gives you the judgement
A brand-voice connector pipes your tone into every AI tool, but it can't judge when not to apply it. That judgement is policy — a layer you still own.
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A brand-voice connector pipes your tone into every AI tool, but it can't judge when not to apply it. That judgement is policy — a layer you still own.
AI agents are starting to hire and manage humans, not replace them. What matters is on whose terms your people enter the loop, and who is left liable.
Counter-dependency is a liability in friendship but an asset in business. Why the trait that holds people at arm's length can be a career-making edge.
IAC paid $26m for CollegeHumor, then gave it away for nothing. What that says about the scoreboard we use to judge whether a business is worth owning.
AI has stopped behaving like software and started behaving like a raw material. Budget it as a variable cost, cap it and meter only what pays its way.
An AI agent can do the job but it can't be answerable for it. Why agents aren't a staffing strategy, and four questions to ask before delegating work.
Consultants tell owners to delegate and step back. Chesky's hands-on Airbnb just posted 18% growth — the instinct to stay close to the work was right.
Knowledge work is shifting from doing to triage: approve, redirect, audit. Gerber saw this coming, and AI has made it impossible to keep deferring it.
Growth spends money months before it pays you back. Five simple habits that keep the cash gap from closing a business that was doing everything right.
The 'AI replaces a $50k hire' lists see only tasks. A salary also buys judgement and accountability: the real work you can't hand to a stack of tools.