MONDAY, THOUGHT.
Weekly reflections on the human side of technology. Fresh thinking at the edge of work, AI, and life.
Meta-prompting isn’t a one-time setup. It’s the ongoing practice of pausing, reframing, and leading from a higher vantage point.
Exploring the hidden friction behind context, memory, and switching costs.
When everything is possible, the hardest skill is knowing what to stop building.
Because sometimes the most powerful way to move forward is to notice what’s already working.
On alignment, accountability, and learning to redirect momentum together.
How tools like Lovable and agentic browsers like Comet are making work feel more human.
Why trust still starts with us, even in a world of endless systems.
From Chrome’s Gemini leap to Venmo’s network merge, iPhones’ mixed reception to Meta’s display glasses. Your strategic edge is where AI lives.
Why GPUs, game engines, and concert halls all remind us that nothing beats people in sync
AI is reshaping how we get things done, together.
Stanford’s new data shows AI isn’t just reshaping jobs, it’s changing how careers begin.
Why the next big unlock isn’t smarter models, but better inputs.
