There are only two ways to learn AI. 1. Read and 2. Build. You need to do both. 📚What should you read? 1. Read who’s building what. The newest launches. Things real customers use. Where they found success. And more importantly, where they found failure. Ask yourself, what

I hate this new ‘AI PM’ title. It hides 6 completely different species of builders. When I’m hiring, I’m never looking for just an “AI PM.” I’m looking for one of these 👇 1️⃣ AI-Aware PMs – use AI to level up their own craft. They ship faster, think sharper, write better.

Doing a few speaking engagements this week and my god the number of forms I have to fill with the exact same info is insanely exhausting. I’ll pay anyone who solves this for me handsomely. Help please.

Microservices is the software industry’s most successful confidence scam. It convinces small teams that they are “thinking big” while systematically destroying their ability to move at all. It flatters ambition by weaponizing insecurity: if you’re not running a constellation of

I realized I think better when I talk to myself 😅 So I built a tiny side project that turns rambling voice thoughts into clean notes. No big vision. Just something I’m using daily. If you think out loud too, this might be fun: voicenotes.me 🎙️

The most expensive phrase in corporate vocabulary right now is two words long. "Strategic investment." New piece is up. It's called ROI or Die. Manifesto, Framework, and field guide for anyone tired of watching AI budgets evaporate. builderlab.ai/p/roi-or-die

$130B+ poured into AI in a week. Apple just blessed MCP. Google made docs machine-readable. Anthropic split consumer from developer. Open-weight models hit 92% of frontier at 15% of the price. This year is going to be crazy. builderlabdaily.substack.com/p/130b-in-new-…

Your Product Now Has Two Users. And One of Them Is AI. You've got to start designing for it. builderlab.ai/p/your-product…

My AI Threat Level: 4.8/10 — "You’ve spent your career climbing to the top of the food chain just to become the most expensive piece of middleware at Booking.com." Check yours: candidate.perfectly.so/roast/result/4…

I caved. Got my mini. What are y’all using it for other than a home server for Claude?

SaaS pricing was easy: $ per seat, 80% margins, call it a day. AI pricing is not. Every prompt costs money. Every power user breaks your model. And if your product works, customers need fewer seats. What's happening today: bleed margin or churn customers with surprise bills