Product Managers Are About to Be Found Out
9 min read
Most product work is language, and AI just learned to produce the language without the judgment underneath. The product manager most exposed is the one who c...
Articles tagged "Future of Work"
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Why We Accept AI Code but Not AI Writing
6 min read
You use AI for code without thinking twice. When the same AI writes text, something feels wrong. The reason is simpler than you'd expect. A developer commit...
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Promised 10x, Got 2x. Why, and How to Fix It
9 min read
The gap between AI's leverage promise and its reality is structural, and the fix is still in the lab. Everyone says AI is a 10x multiplier. The math sounds ...
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A Good Product Manager Already Built It. And Found the Bugs.
7 min read
You were hired to take a PRD (Product Requirements Document) and turn it into working code. Now your product manager walks in with the working code and a lis...
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The Death of "Pretty Good"
9 min read
You've spent years getting good at several things, and that (thanks to AI) is now becoming the most exposed position in the market. If that hits a nerve, kee...
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AI Is a Self-Esteem Test
6 min read
You've spent years becoming the person who does X. Now a machine can do X too. I've switched domains enough times to recognize a particular feeling. Not bec...
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Every Venture Is Either a Commodity or a Brand
5 min read
AI didn't create this split. It just burned away everything that let you ignore it. Every few weeks, a new AI tool launches that replicates what some existi...
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The Solo Founder Just Got a Colleague
5 min read
You've been carrying every decision in silence, and AI just changed something bigger than your throughput. Here's a moment every indie hacker knows. It's la...
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The Uber-Engineer Doesn't Write Code
7 min read
You've mastered AI coding tools, and the codebase is starting to fight back. A film director doesn't act. Doesn't operate the camera. Doesn't apply makeup o...
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Static UI Isn't Legacy. It's Institutional Memory You Can Click. (Free tool included)
7 min read
You're building an agent-first product and wondering how much of the old interface you can rip out. The answer depends on who's using it, and how much chaos ...