
I write at the intersection of work, technology, and humanity. You’ll find essays here that challenge orthodoxy and make space for possibility. All are written with the future—and the people who will live in it—in mind.
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Seven weeks ago I opened with a meeting you had probably been in, and a metaphor I knew would make some of you uncomfortable. The Titanic in plain sight. I asked you a question I’ve been carrying through every piece s...
Five pieces ago, I opened this series with a sentence that has been carrying weight over the last six weeks. We are building the Titanic in plain sight. Then four witnesses. Véliz on prediction. The Amodeis on belief. Brynjolfsson on the ec...
In the first four pieces of this series, I have been calling witnesses from outside the enterprise. A philosopher on prediction, two AI co-founders on belief, an economist on the data. The case is built. The pattern is clear. The wounds are...
Sixteen percent.
Among young workers ages 22-25, in the occupations most exposed to AI, employment has declined sixteen percent since late 2022. The decline is concentrated in roles where AI is automating the work rather than augmenting th...
In February 2026, the co-founders of Anthropic sat down and decided to walk away from the Pentagon.
The contract was quite real, and the work had already been happening. Anthropic was the first frontier AI company to engage closely with na...
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I write at the intersection of work, technology, and humanity. You’ll find essays here that challenge orthodoxy and make space for possibility. All are written with the future—and the people who will live in it—in mind.
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