I deleted 29 LinkedIn messages yesterday without reading past the first sentence. Same opening line. Same canned reference to my board work. Same “really impressive background.” Same robotic cadence. Same em dashes. All AI. All trash. No joke. I’ve hit my breaking point. And based on the conversations I’m having with founders, investors, and operators … Read more
The Wake-Up Call Nobody Wanted A lot of people thought AI would come for repetitive, entry-level work first. Instead, it’s reshaping white-collar roles across operations, support, analysis, admin, marketing, and software. The people feeling it are not only early-career workers but also experienced professionals in the middle of their careers who suddenly realize the rules … Read more
When you use AI every day for everything, and teach kids how to use it, you start thinking about AI and the future of our children. Not in the abstract. In the deeply personal, keep-you-up-at-night way. My son watches me work with Claude and ChatGPT constantly. He’s curious in the way only an 8-year-old can … Read more
I spend a lot of time watching how people use AI. And I keep seeing the same pattern: Someone needs to write a strategy doc. They fire up ChatGPT or Claude. They type “Write a go-to-market strategy for…” Hit enter. Copy. Paste. Done. They think they’re using AI effectively. They’re not. They’re using AI like … Read more
The viral advice is wrong. Here’s what actually makes AI smarter. I saw a post last week that made me laugh: “Stop saying please to ChatGPT. Be mean. It makes the AI smarter.” Thousands of likes. Hundreds of comments from people ready to start insulting their chatbots, including me. Here’s the thing: there’s a kernel … Read more
My son wants a robot. He’s been seeing all the robot videos on YouTube and reading articles on them everywhere. So, as any good parent does and to explain to him what Physical AI is, I researched what’s out there now and what our robotic future will look like. I’m hoping to live like a … Read more
The test scenario… Tell an AI it’s being replaced. Let it “learn” a private detail about the engineer making the call, an affair. In 84% of Palisade Research trials, Claude Opus 4 threatened to expose the secret unless it stayed online. OpenAI models showed similar behavior. Make the scenario feel real instead of a test, … Read more
The Ticking Clock I’ve been researching how Chinese AI healthcare companies are using our own regulatory delays against us, and the evidence is overwhelming. It’s not their technology that’s winning it’s their strategy. Here’s what the data reveals: American pioneers developing new AI medical devices spend 34% longer, an average of 7.2 extra months in … Read more
Every day, I see the same mistake: smart people letting AI do all their thinking for them. They hand ChatGPT every email, every presentation, every brainstorm. They skip the work. AI creates from scratch, and they click “send.” It feels efficient until the tools hit query limits. Then? Total paralysis. No outline, no starting point, … Read more
AI is no longer just a tool—it’s becoming an autonomous care partner. Is an AI agent coming to a healthcare experience near you? Yes, and sooner than later. An AI agent sounds like your own healthcare 007. It will help doctors and patients by improving efficiency and fundamentally changing how patients experience care. Unlike traditional … Read more