We expect the future to look like flying cars, but AI is changing the world through invisible code. Because we can't see it on the street, we mistakenly think nothing big is happening. Building software is now cheap and easy. The new divide in society isn't about who has money

Indian IT is pivoting from coding to AI plumbing. As Silicon Valley builds the AI "brains," firms like TCS and Infosys are essential for connecting these models to messy, legacy corporate systems. They are the shovel sellers of the AI gold rush. This shift breaks the industry's

Look at this satellite image. You’re looking at the most valuable real estate on Earth. But why? Why did this random bay on the California coast become the center of global technology? The answer starts with a gap. The Pacific Coast of California is a wall of mountains. Only

Another look at the year that was — this one from The New York Times. #economy #markets #investors #investing

My top takeaways from Jason ✨👾SaaStr.Ai✨ Lemkin: 1. AI is enabling smaller, leaner teams to punch above their weight. Companies that used to need 10 salespeople to hit a revenue target are now achieving the same results with five or six, thanks to AI-powered automations and ever-smarter agents.

Here some of my Tiny Lessons from this episode with James Clear 1. “Every action you take is like a vote for the type of person you wish to become.” 2. “You cannot outwork the person working on a better thing.” 3. “The cost of good habits is in the present. The cost of bad

The challenge is not just digitizing finance, but securing a system where money inherits the vulnerabilities of software. Digitizing money introduces systemic risks that outpace current regulation. AI-driven herding creates the potential for instant, uncontrollable bank runs.

That blinking cursor is still too intimidating for most users. We need Generative UI to turn open-ended prompts back into simple clicks. The next massive winner will be whoever finally solves the "what do I type?" problem. The App Store model looks ready to collapse. Instead of

It’s comforting to focus on AI's current limitations, but that ignores the math: computing power is compounding relentlessly. We often dismiss what feels overwhelming, but the world is about to change in a fundamental way.

Elon Musk makes 4 bold predictions for the next decade From the January 06, 2026 interview with Peter Diamandis: #1 Human lifespans will nearly double in the next decade Asked what he thinks of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s prediction that human lifespans will double in the

Thoughts on Indian venture ecosystem's 2025 indiadispatch.com/p/peak-exits-p…

Users don't want chatbots or prompts; they want their work done. The future belongs to context-aware interfaces that adapt to the task at hand rather than asking for prompts. Instead of a blank chat box, the system should anticipate needs, offering to flag risks when viewing a

The best GUI changes based on what the user is currently looking at. It anticipates the "job to be done" and offers only the 3 or 4 relevant choices for that specific moment. The winners won't ask users to write prompts; they’ll just ask them to approve.

With AI agents, implementation is commoditized, so the PM's value shifts to Context Curation (feeding the AI the right constraints) and Taste (knowing which output is good). The PM is no longer a translator between business and tech, but a builder who shapes raw intent into