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How Microsoft Is Building for a World of Metered Intelligence
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Why We’ll Still Be Employed When AI Can Do Everything
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JUN 6, 2026
AI Is Ready. Organizations Aren’t.
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We Gave Every Employee an AI Agent. Here’s What We’re Doing Differently Now.
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How one general manager runs a full product using AI for planning, monitoring, and research
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I'm running 44 AI agents across multiple projects. Each one is just a model pointed at a folder.
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How Microsoft Is Building for a World of Metered Intelligence
The company gets pragmatic in AI’s expensive era
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Notes From the Foothills of the Singularity
Google I/O wasn't flashy, but it might be the most important yet
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After Automation
AI progress creates more work for humans, not less
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Google I/O: Agents, Agents, Agents
Plus: Why Anthropic just acquired a startup that makes developer tools for a reported $300 million, and a mini-Vibe Check on Figma's agent
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How to Use Codex for Knowledge Work: A Power User’s Guide
Setup, workflows, and principles for turning Codex into an operating system for email, writing, research, planning, and reporting—even if you’re not an engineer
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How We Run a 25-person Company on Four AI Agents
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What I Learned Onboarding Our AI Project Manager
Claudie saves us 15 hours a week, but getting her up to speed was harder than hiring a human
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The Agent That Saved My Brain
How Every's growth lead built a command center in Claude Code
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THE FUTURE OF PROGRAMMING
Build more. Code less.
Compound Engineering Gets an Upgrade
The AI-native engineering philosophy has expanded from four steps to eight
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We Gave Every Employee an AI Agent. Here’s What We’re Doing Differently Now.
We’ve been working on a big release on the future of work for next week, shaped by what we learned from building Plus One. Paid subscribers
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Claude Code for Product Managers
How one general manager runs a full product using AI for planning, monitoring, and research
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The Folder Is the Agent
I'm running 44 AI agents across multiple projects. Each one is just a model pointed at a folder.
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THE NEW RULES OF WRITING
Exploring how writers and models make meaning together.
Socrates as a Service
The best stories live in people—and getting them out is still a human job
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How I Escaped AI Autopilot
The more reliable AI gets, the less we check its work. Research explains why, and what to do about it.
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The Science of Why AI Still Can’t Write Like You
New research on writing style reveals that the most distinctive parts of your prose are the ones you don't even think about
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DAN SHIPPER
Dan Shipper is the CEO and cofounder of Every. Every week he explores the frontiers of AI in his column, Chain of Thought, and on his podcast, ‘AI & I.’
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Figma Exec on Why the SaaSpocalypse Is a Goldmine
'AI & I' with director of product management for developers Matt Colyer
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Vibe Check: Opus 4.8—Anthropic Should’ve Rounded Up to 5
Opus 4.8 tops both our Senior Engineer benchmark and our writing tests. It’s the most complete model we’ve tested. We just wish it had an app to match.
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MAY 21, 2026
After Automation
AI progress creates more work for humans, not less
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AI & I
Every week, Dan sits down with the smartest people in tech and explores the possibilities of AI together.
Figma Exec on Why the SaaSpocalypse Is a Goldmine
'AI & I' with director of product management for developers Matt Colyer
Inside Stainless, The Developer Tools Startup Anthropic Just Bought for $300 Million
'AI & I' with CEO Alex Rattray
EPISODE 90
How OpenAI’s Codex Team Uses Their Coding Agent
Thibault Sottiaux and Andrew Ambrosino on product strategy, the workflows they rely on, and why speed creates a new bottleneck