Yes, the first impetus for automation and the need for machines came with Adam Smith (1176), who proposed the division of labour and the systemisation of production. An unmapped problem > mapped > standardise > mechanised > scaled ... And we go on to new problems. As data

Clarity + Judgement = 🔥❤️‍🔥🔥

It just feels obvious. If you can write a decent PRD and you are closest to the customer, the only thing remaining is to format a Prompt to do the job. Been in PM & growth roles for 2 decades, and I did exactly this over the last year. Though I do think this applies only to

So true! Can agree. I did the same thing. 🤦Bought an annual Replit plan, Openrouter & Claude credits, and now all of it is sitting as no-cost revenue for those companies.

In one sense, AI is the first machine that can design and deploy other machines. The recent madness is a small preview of what’s coming. Policy will have to operate in near real-time until we reach a new stable state. Good to see more grounded conversations on AI from

Question: Would you rather – your game designers read books, debate, consume art to improve their imaginations, build games, or generate ideas with a system that is the average of averages and trained with every idea people have already had? I prefer using Claude for

Jensen Huang says we’ve passed the point of no return. “Software is not just a tool. Now software uses tools.” For the first time, intelligence is generated in real time as tokens. Now that it’s profitable, the only option is to scale. “We just have to make more of it.”

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Taiwan’s AI Basic Act on what I’ve been arguing: AI needs human control surfaces > software. Their new AI law mandates: • Human autonomy & oversight (the doorman stays) • Accountability across AI lifecycle (who’s responsible when it fails?) • Labor transition support

This paradigm makes a presumptions: 1. User’s can articulate shopping intent to agents clearly enough and agent can act with precision enough at the least possible cost. 2. Also, the fact that retail window shopping experience has higher basket sizes and value compared to

All the Molty wanted to be was a real boy!

T: Don't buy the oil. M: Ok, let me think about it. T: Sure, then, what about 18% 🤝 M: No, dairy & farm products, huh! T: Hmmm. I will wait for leverage. Who's winning?

One line sums this up: "We are reaching a threshold where our wisdom must grow in equal measure to our capacity to affect the world, lest we face the consequences."

New control surfaces for the AI-era.

Had a walkabout and Claude Code moment too. :D