If your life’s dream is to be able to vibe code on a deserted island, or in a cabin in the woods during a power outage, or on a long-haul flight with no WiFi, rejoice! Dreams do come true.

As Vivian Meng (who previously produced our podcast AI & I) explains, this shift from the internet age's demand for technical literacy to AI's requirement for epistemic fluency means we must know not ...

Knowledge base "The 18-Month Career Is Here" by Katie Parrott/Working Overtime: When will AI make your job obsolete? Well, there's hope in this chaos. Katie Parrott offers a survival guide for the new ...

"This is a fresh context window, I think," Kieran said at one point, peering at network logs. And he was right—each agent has ...

The traditional career model assumes skills and roles remain stable long enough to build expertise and advance within them. AI breaks that assumption. When job titles can emerge and disappear within ...

AI models’ knowledge of the world is frozen in time at their training cutoff date—the last time they were updated with new ...

AI specialties are rising and falling faster than you can update LinkedIn. And that’s okay.

Thus was my introduction to the world of “ vibe coding .” With AI-powered coding tools like Cursor, Replit, and my personal ...

Modern resistance to AI is just the latest chapter in a long history of moral anxiety about ease. From colonial Massachusetts—where idleness was literally illegal—to the rise of “scientific management ...

The history of the personal computer wasn't just about technology—it was about vision, trust, and the courage to stand up to a monopoly. In his latest piece for The Crazy Ones, Gareth Edwards tells ...