My take on AI industry news, tool updates, and major product launches. The focus is always on what these shifts mean for personal workflows, team knowledge management, and which capabilities are worth developing next.
SpaceX's IPO made Musk the world's first trillionaire. The prospectus cites $22.7 trillion in "automated knowledge work" and Macrohard. When execution gets automated, what judgment and knowledge assets should knowledge workers hold onto?
Starting from the Stanford GSB conversation with Demis Hassabis and a second-reading by Nana Chen Studio: how AGI, post-scarcity, the double prisoner's dilemma, and the separation of intelligence from consciousness are reshaping AI knowledge management and AI employees.
WWDC26 through the lens of Apple Intelligence, App Intents, View Annotations, and Xcode agents: every major platform is pushing its assistant toward a form that reads UI, calls tools, chains apps, and completes tasks end-to-end.