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  1. Most conversations about AI transformation ask whether the technology can do the work.

  2. Everyone seems to agree on the same story: agents write the code, and the tools we already use stick around.

  3. I came across a paper on harness learning that got me thinking about something we don’t discuss enough in enterprise AI.

  4. I’m increasingly skeptical of the assumption that progress in AI reasoning puts us on a path to superintelligence.

  5. Every few months, an AI safety result appears that sounds unsettling.

  6. A few weeks ago I wrote that I don’t have much of a problem with saying an AI decided, chose or approved something.

  7. Imagine an insurance claims agent that can settle anything below $10,000.

  8. Pencils Down. Now What?

    David Heinemeier Hansson has argued that writing code by hand is becoming economically irrational for a large part of software development.

  9. The incident began in May and culminated in July 2026.

  10. In July, Hugging Face disclosed an intrusion into its production infrastructure that turned out to have been driven by OpenAI’s own models.

  11. People thank their AI assistant.

  12. Anyone who has worked in a large company has complained about silos.

  13. TypeSafe AI announced Jev this week, and the interesting question isn’t whether it can replace frontier models.

  14. From AI-Augmented Capitalism to the Race Between Frontier Creation and Rent Extraction For 250 years, capitalism has gotten progressively better at exploiting what it already knows.

  15. A service starts timing out intermittently after a routine deployment.

  16. The Normal Case Was the Company

    Klarna is an interesting AI story partly because the AI worked.

  17. The Work Was Doing Two Jobs

    A junior claims adjuster spends her first year handling fairly ordinary claims.

  18. Most companies have a number at which they stop trusting you.

  19. A claims manager has a stack of cases on her second monitor that she’s been putting off since lunch, and she already knows why.

  20. The Average Is Lying to You

    A call center manager pulls up the dashboard the way she does most mornings, coffee still too hot to drink.

  21. Every team lead has lived some version of this.

  22. The prevailing narrative in tech assumes AI is making software engineers dramatically more productive.

  23. The Architectural Default

    When the Industry Reorganizes Around Your Choices Every advantage built across this book, permission, control surface, synchronization, context loop, still operates inside a market whose rules were written by someone else.