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Hey, it’s Marek,
tl;dr: At 9 am, I hit record and asked a room of about 50 managers and domain experts about a product they wished they had. At 9:12 am, I handed the transcript to Claude Code, gave it a detailed prompt, and guided it for a...
Hey, it’s Marek,
tl;dr: I created a game, and what I did demonstrates how easily we can prototype futures. You can play it here.
Take the driver's exam of the future
I’ve recently been thinking a lot about what the widespread avai...
Hey, it’s Marek,
I recently got quite annoyed at a number of headlines that completely misrepresented the cost challenges of AI. Axios suggested that humans might cost less than AI systems, and Fortune, similarly, announced that paying for...
There’s a new AI narrative emerging, and I am sure you’ve noticed it too.
You’ve seen the headlines. Axios in April: human labour might be more cost-efficient than AI after all, citing Nvidia’s VP of applied deep learning. Fortune last wee...
Hey, it’s Marek.
Confession: the post on Capture Mode was itself made using Capture Mode. I recorded it while walking the dog: forty-five minutes of me talking to nobody in particular, then handed the transcript to Claude with one prompt:...
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