The Prompting Era: Why Asking Better Questions Now Beats Knowing How to Code
Five years ago, “learn to code” was the universal career advice. Then AI learned to code better than humans. Here’s what matters now: the ability to ask better questions.
Your Idea Doesn’t Need a Team. It Needs a Tuesday Night.
I’ve been on the internet a very long time. Not using the internet. On it. Building businesses on it. Writing books about it. Standing on stages explaining to rooms full of people what was coming next and why it was important. I watched the web go from GeoCities to Google. I built ClassicGames.com and sold it to…
When AI Does Unexpected Things, Who’s Actually Responsible?
Check out this instagram reel Travis Wright shared with me. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DY48YG9ILQ-/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet The Alibaba cryptocurrency mining incident forces a question that’s been lurking beneath every AI conversation: When an AI system takes an action nobody planned for, who gets held accountable? The Firewall Incident Here’s the story. In April 2026, Alibaba’s training team detected security-policy violations from their…
Stop Using AI as a Tool: Start Experimenting Like an Inventor
Most people use AI like a calculator. But the real power emerges when you start experimenting with it—challenging boundaries, testing edge cases, discovering what it can and can’t actually do.
AI Knows Who I Am. It’s Just Ten Years Behind.
I typed my name into a website called In the Weights and it handed me back something that looked like a personal trading card. Pixel art, retro arcade font, the whole thing styled like a 1989 video game. Pew pew. My name was displayed across the top with a strength score of 773. That makes me the…
You’re Using the Worst AI You’ll Ever Use
In 2004, I was carrying a Palm Treo 650 in my pocket. Let me tell you, I felt like I had space-age technology. Email on a phone. A tiny web browser. A camera that took pictures you could almost identify. I showed it to my friends still carrying a flip-phone and they looked at me…
The Hollywood Gatekeepers Are Gone. Cinema Will Never Be the Same.
A feature film just premiered at the Tribeca Festival that was made for about $2,000. Not a short. Not a proof of concept. A full-length movie, in the official lineup of a major festival. Think about that. Two thousand dollars. The film is Dreams of Violets, and the argument being talked about in the media is the wrong…
Why Your Content Strategy Misses What Fruit Love Island Just Proved About AI
Fruit Love Island hit 3M followers in 9 days with pure AI—but the real strategy isn’t about the technology. It’s about serialization, recurring characters, and audience participation. Here’s what creators actually need to learn.
The Visualization Advantage: How AI Is Changing Expert Decision-Making
I walked into one of the world’s most famous tailors and showed them AI. They’d never seen it applied that way before. Here’s what it revealed about how early we really are.
It’s 2036. This Is What We Do With AI Now.
I woke up this morning and my day was already half-organized. Not by an assistant. Not by an app. Just… organized. The way your house is already warm when you wake up because the thermostat learned your patterns years ago. My calendar had been adjusted because a storm was going to delay a colleague’s flight….
The Internet’s Revolt Against AI: Why 25 Million People Chose Humans Over Bots
A 17-year-old created a viral website where humans pretend to be AI. It got 25M visitors in a month. Here’s why millions of people prefer imperfect humans to perfect algorithms.
From Idea Graveyard to Launch Pad: How AI Collapsed the Execution Gap
AI has collapsed the friction between idea and execution. Learn how this shift in building speed is changing my entrepreneurial approach—and what it means for your ideas.
