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We Spent 20 Years Learning Software. Now Software Needs to Learn Us.
Every business I have ever worked in reshaped itself around the software it bought. That relationship is about to reverse, and most people have not noticed yet.
Your Business Doesn't Need Another AI Tool
Adding a tenth tool to a stack of nine is not a strategy. The question is not which AI you buy, it is what you are willing to hand over.
Stop Asking AI Questions. Give It Work.
A prompt is a conversation. Work is context, tools, permissions and a deadline. The gap between those two things is the whole shift.
The Definition of Technical Is About to Change
For thirty years technical meant knowing the syntax. It is starting to mean knowing precisely what you want to happen, which is a very different skill.
I Don't Want an AI Assistant. I Want an Operator.
An assistant waits to be asked and hands the work back. An operator owns the outcome. Almost everything shipping right now is the first thing wearing the second one's language.
Women Don't Need to Break Into Tech. We Can Build It.
The conversation is still about getting in. I am more interested in what happens now that the distance between having an idea and shipping it has collapsed.