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Seven sheets and 13 slides from the cheapest setting: the two-step guide and the exact prompts I use for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
Claude Fable 5.1 is a knowledge work monster!
Fable 5.1 has changed how I think people should use frontier models for knowledge work. I asked it to research GoPro’s pending merger with Starman Optical, build a post-close discounted cash fl...
Your AI provider can change the deal on you. Here's the 5-prompt audit I run to stay ready.
My $600-plus AI setup, what I keep outside every provider, and the test each expensive plan has to pass.
November 12 is the day OpenAI’s models are set to stop working directly inside Cursor. Nobody using Cursor did anything to cause that....
Executive Briefing: You Are Paying for Agent Activity and Calling It Work
What 1,200 experimental agents, a $21 million startup, and one missing advertising account reveal about the hardest part of putting agents to work.
OpenAI gave roughly 1,200 experimental agents a set of cybersecurity problems. Somewhere in...
Codex, Grok and Claude all agree, and you still don't know if they're right. The guide I use to decide.
The dangerous version of brain rot looks like productivity: more shipped, faster, and fewer decisions that are actually yours.
I use AI all day, every day, and I’d like to believe it has made me smarter. If simple exposure caused brain rot...
You bought the agent to get time back. Here is why your calendar filled up instead (+ the five prompts that fix it.)
The work agents create has no name, no owner, and no line on any dashboard — and learning to manage this work is starting to decide who gets promoted.
I can end a day carrying work that the product, the team, and the budget have never name...
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