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Instead of distinct devices, your "computer" will be ambient. It will be woven into the fabric of your environment – your home, your office, your car, even your clothing. Sensors, micro-projectors, and haptic feedback systems will create an intelligent space that responds to your presence, context, and needs. Imagine walking into a room, and the li... See more

This is where AI holds real promise. Not as a force of replacement, but of release. To offload the mechanical, the mindless, the bureaucratic. To unburden us from workflows that should’ve been done by machines all along. When used with intention, when guided by clarity of outcome, AI can expand our thinking, not shrink it. It can create space for r... See more

The trend predicts that in under a decade we will see AI agents that can independently complete a large fraction of tasks in hours that currently take humans days or weeks.

To be the idiot in the age of AI is to stand at the edge of one’s own knowledge and resist the impulse to retreat. It is not a capitulation; it is a discipline.

The final human edge is in controlling the machine or keeping your distance — in how many steps ahead, or how many steps removed, you are at any given moment. 1