Om Rajguru — Writing

A few days ago I witnessed something that warranted serious examination.

The AI age is officially here, but it arrived with a hidden price tag that I am not willing to pay.

yesterday morning, while many of us were reaching for our morning content, youtube experienced a significant service interruption. it wasn't a total blackout—video links still worked if you had them—but the homepage and recommendations were largely unresp…

I built jobs.ibbe.in as a hiring site.

I've been thinking a lot about education lately.

I wrote about gifting frameworks a few days ago and people asked me to show it in action.

OpenAI recently shared their approach to bringing ads to ChatGPT.

This research report investigates the perilous inflection point where a founder’s personal operating system—the unique blend of habits, instincts, and biases that catalyzed a startup’s genesis—transforms from a competitive advantage into a structural liab…

I've been staring at search results lately and something feels off.

Testing software sucks because it's boring and I have to think of everything that could go wrong.

I put everything into the details.

we believe leadership belongs on the ground, not in the distance. to truly guide, we must understand the work that creates value. we propose a simple shift: the higher the role, the closer the connection. we replace mystery with approachability. this is a…

Every product you use is a website or an app.

I will buy from brands that choose humans over shortcuts.

I came across this idea recently that when we love, we become uniquely vulnerable, giving someone the power to hurt us like never before. that thought stayed with me after my breakup.

we live in an era of speed and abundance. while digital access offers convenience, we believe clarity requires a different pace. the mind acts as an architect, designed to construct its own reality rather than simply observe one. to step back from the dig…

You look around right now and it is all artificial intelligence.

We have all stood there, holding a generic item in a store, feeling that familiar weight of uncertainty.