Thoughts on AI, creativity, and the future of human-machine collaboration.
What happens when a single person in a two-car garage can manufacture almost anything? The tools are arriving. 3D printers, laser cutters, robot arms, AI. The question is no longer what we can make — it's what we choose to make, and why.
Read More →How narrative simulation unlocks what business logic cannot. AI changed the physics of business execution. The bottleneck has moved from process to intent. Most executives missed the shift.
Read More →The year was 1993. A small team of scientists in Germany finalized a file format that nobody asked for. It seemed like just another technical tweak to shrink a digital file. But MP3 did something more important than quality. It made music liquid.
Read More →Provenance tracks the tool. It tells you nothing about the mind behind it. Most conversations about AI and creativity today circle around watermarking, detection, and whether something is "AI-made." It sounds serious and responsible, but it quietly misses the core issue.
Read More →What if you spent zero percent of your brain on file organization? Somewhere between "I'll clean this up on the weekend" and 2,400 files in Downloads, I realised my digital life was quietly draining my attention.
Read More →The impossible drives the possible. You never needed an interface to speak with another human. You simply talk. No apps. No menus. No buttons. Just pure connection. Imagine a world with no apps on your phone.
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