AI

In a world where we can outsource productivity to technology, the people who reap the biggest rewards aren’t those who work the fastest.

They’re the people who make things that are wonderful, original, weird, emotionally resonant, and authentic.

"AI will probably be able to produce technically interesting music," Zuckerberg said, "but it may sometimes feel a little soulless because it lacks the other parts of the human connection."

“AI can write you excellent imitative verse that sounds Elizabethan, it cannot write you Shakespeare,” he went on. “The function of having two actors or three or four actors in a room, and the taste to discern and construct something... That currently entirely eludes AI’s capability, and I think it will for a meaningful period of time.”

we need to ditch our obsession with doing more, faster, and embrace tools that foster deep thinking and intentional creation.

The current narrative around AGI has become too simplified, overly corporate in its winner-take-all framing. While AGI’s impact on humanity will surely be profound, the real economic opportunity lies in narrow, cost-efficient models that can handle specialized tasks.

Tools like 3D CAD are excellent for creating designs, but not particularly useful for deciding what to design in the first place. Project management tools such as Asana, Linear, and Trello can help us manage workflows by creating and organizing lists of tasks. But it’s impossible to build the right workflow if you don’t know what outcome you’re wor... See more

“The secret of life is to waste time in ways that you like.“

-Jerry Seinfeld