America Is a Pacific Power — You Just Need the Right Map
Americans don’t usually think of the United States as a Pacific country. California is where the country seems to stop, Hawaii floats in a little box somewhere off […]
Category: Productivity
John Daly and the Bunker Problem
Robin Williams famously made one of the funniest observations about the game of golf by reducing it down to it’s absurd fundamentals. Someone took a perfectly good landscape […]
Your North Star Comes Before AI
Many discussions about artificial intelligence begin with the wrong question. People ask, What can AI do? The more important question is, What is the human trying to accomplish? […]
Authorship in the Age of AI
Every new technology seems to make us revisit old questions. Artificial intelligence is doing that now with authorship, because it has made it possible to separate the […]
Why Conversations Create Ideas
Most people imagine that ideas are born in solitude. We picture a writer sitting alone at a desk, a philosopher staring thoughtfully out a window, or an inventor […]
AI as an External Thinking Partner
Artificial intelligence is often described in extremes. Depending on who you ask, it’s either going to replace millions of jobs and eventually surpass humanity, or it’s the greatest […]
The Incentives We Create
After I began paying closer attention to incentives, I noticed something unexpected. The idea was no longer limited to economics. It gradually became a way of observing almost […]
Why Trust Will Decide the Future of AI
After using ChatGPT for less than two weeks, I’ve already come to a conclusion that differs from both the fear and the hype surrounding artificial intelligence. Before I […]