Jan 20, 2026 - 2 minute read

The 6,000-Year Era of Human Execution Just Ended

For thousands of years, the person with the idea also had to do the work. That era is over. AI can now execute at a level that makes human execution obsolete for most knowledge work. The companies that internalize this will operate at 10x the velocity of those still bolting AI onto human workflows. The question isn’t whether to make the shift—it’s whether you’ll lead it or be displaced by it.

Jan 16, 2026 - 9 minute read

Building the Agent Workspace

Most “AI Engineers” are writing prompts. Tweaking temperature settings. Debating which model to use. They’re focused on the intelligence—the brain in a jar. But the brain in a jar can’t do anything. It can think, but it can’t act. The real job isn’t building smarter agents. It’s building the workspace where agents can actually work.

Jan 8, 2026 - 7 minute read

Web Pages Are Not the Future

We built the internet for human eyes. Every pixel of CSS, every carefully kerned headline, every hamburger menu and hover state—all of it exists because humans need visual hierarchy to parse information. We’ve spent three decades optimizing for wetware that processes 40 bits per second consciously. But the new primary users of the internet don’t have eyes. They don’t need your gradient buttons. They don’t care about your font choices. And they’re about to inherit the web.

Jan 2, 2026 - 13 minute read

AI-First: 10 Principles for Companies that Ship

The companies pulling ahead right now aren’t the ones with the biggest AI budgets or the most PhDs. They’re the ones who’ve stopped asking “How do we use AI?” and started asking “Why would a human do this first?” It’s a small shift in language, but it rewires everything—how you assign work, how you build systems, how you think about leverage. Most organizations bolt on chatbots and call it transformation. The real winners are installing an entirely different operating system: one where AI is the default, humans are the exception, and the gap between “possible” and “shipped” shrinks to hours instead of quarters. Here are the 10 principles that make it work.