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A support agent pastes an angry customer email into AI, along with the customer's name, phone, and bank account. Why privacy is about respect, and why AI can help with the problem without learning who it's about.
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A support agent pastes an angry customer email into AI, along with the customer's name, phone, and bank account. Why privacy is about respect, and why AI can help with the problem without learning who it's about.
A friend asked ChatGPT what day of the week it was, instead of opening his calendar. It is funny, and it is a big clue about where software is going.
A friend built a booking app in one weekend with AI and decided building apps is simple now. Two weeks later, he met the rest of the iceberg.
Fifteen tabs and a spreadsheet, replaced by one request to an AI browser. Why the next shift in AI is wearable plus agentic, and why today's habits matter more, not less.
A weekend proposal, an AI that called it excellent, and three obvious questions from the boss on Monday. Why "What do you think?" is the worst thing to ask AI.
A job post written by AI that attracted nobody, the same job post with a real brief, and two habits that turn AI into a real thinking partner.
Two managers, the same AI tool, and very different results. Co-Pilot mode makes you quicker. Co-Thinker mode makes you sharper.