Where I write down what I am reading and thinking about. Mostly AI at work.
This is the question I ask before trusting any AI tool: on what basis do we say it is good?
A CNBC and SurveyMonkey survey of working people in the US. Only about 30% use AI daily at work, and 55% of companies still have no policy on using it at all.
This is the boundary I believe matters most for using AI that is both powerful and easy to live with.
Nvidia's AI equity portfolio reached $99 billion by the end of July, more than ten times larger in a single year. The one selling the shovels is now betting on the diggers.
This is the direction that made me think hardest about how a lean team ought to be organised.
This is the concept that kept me level-headed while the noise about AI was at its loudest.
Salesforce puts Claude directly where businesses keep their customer data. The striking figure sits in the internal part: one AI bot already carries 8.1 million working hours a year.
The deeper I research, the more I believe using AI well and using AI safely have to travel together, especially as the rules tighten.
From the 2025–2026 school year the UAE teaches AI as a compulsory subject in state schools from kindergarten to grade 12. No exams, no extra hours, folded into the existing timetable.
This is the risk I raise first whenever someone is about to hand important work to AI without checking it.
This is why AI assistants today understand what you mean far better than a few years ago, and not simply because they are bigger.
One figure about cost made me reconsider the line leave AI until next year.
Mỗi sáng tôi gửi một việc nhỏ bạn làm được ngay hôm đó với AI. Đọc hết trong hai phút.