The same AI tools give one person a tidier first draft and another a system that ships finished work while they sleep, and the gap between them comes down to
By controlling data, running software on their own servers, and offering free products, tech companies have created ecosystems that entrench users. These strategies exploit convenience, habit, and network effects to
The same AI tools give one person a tidier first draft and another a system that ships finished work while they sleep, and the gap between them comes down to
What if the future of work isn’t AI taking all the jobs, but intelligent organisations designed around humans, agents, and deterministic systems working together?
The Distillation Wars: What the Claude-Copying Allegations Mean for AI Strategy
Leveling Up: Modes of AI Use
The same AI tools give one person a tidier first draft and another a system that ships finished work while they sleep, and the gap between them comes down to six learnable shifts in how you see your own job.
The Illusion of Free
By controlling data, running software on their own servers, and offering free products, tech companies have created ecosystems that entrench users. These strategies exploit convenience, habit, and network effects to ensure users remain dependent, often at the cost of privacy, autonomy, and competition.
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