Something big has already happened
Shumer's viral essay sparked a fierce debate about AI's future. Both sides miss the real point — what AI can do right now is already enough to matter.
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Shumer's viral essay sparked a fierce debate about AI's future. Both sides miss the real point — what AI can do right now is already enough to matter.
AI's biggest gift isn't efficiency — it's freeing us to think creatively again. Here's why imagination is your real competitive edge.
Building was expensive; thinking was cheap. AI has flipped it. Why prototyping beats endless planning, and how working code becomes the best argument.
Tailwind CSS is more popular than ever—revenue down 80%. Stack Overflow, Chegg, bootcamps: same pattern. AI disintermediation spares no one.
Where AI capability really lives — and why arguing about models misses the point entirely. A framework for what matters.
Some creative objections to AI are legitimate. Others are elitism dressed up as principle. Lumping them together weakens the real arguments.
In 2016 I gave talks saying chatbots would change everything. Eight years later, they have — just not how I expected.
AI coding tools haven't turned everyone into engineers. They've turned everyone into product managers. Here's why direction beats execution now.
AI coding assistants deliver 75% productivity gains but require constant vigilance. A senior developer's practical guide to what works and what doesn't.
AGI gets promised constantly and defined rarely. What it actually means, why the timelines slip, and a realistic read on how close we really are, now.