Marius Masalar

Hi, welcome back.

This terrific editorial from Nilay Patel has been making the rounds, and with good reason.

Adam remains one of the most engaging writers in my feed.

AI equips the layperson to impersonate an expert, producing output that has all the hallmarks of expert judgement—except for the judgement itself.

Sahaj Garg, co-founder & CTO of Wispr, recently shared his thoughts on The Displacement of Cognitive Labor and What Comes After.

In daily life, social mistakes often cost more than intellectual ones, so it can feel like it's more important to belong than to be correct.

Did you know that one Mac can be used to "revive" a second Mac that's had its system firmware damaged?

I believe AI is changing how we think.

My Casio WVA-M630B-1AJF "Wave Ceptor" watch on an aftermarket strap.

You and me—we can spare the time.

Point three stood out to me in Anil's provocative piece.

The questions posed by this piece, and others like it, have been swirling around in my head lately.

People tend to glorify round numbers when they’re celebrating a milestone: 5, 10, 20 years.

In a recent piece, Christopher Butler does a great job of putting into words how AI can, if left unchecked, enable the worst tendencies of late-stage capitalism.

My iPhone 15 Pro is a marvel, but after over a decade of iPhone use, I am, frankly, bored.