Everyone keeps telling you AI will replace you. A Thai banking executive just explained why that’s backwards. There’s a specific kind of dread that shows up whenever a new AI tool goes viral. It sounds like this: if I’m not technical, if I don’t have money for the fanciest software, if I’m just a regular … Read more
In August 2026, a legal technology company backed by OpenAI made an announcement that should have been embarrassing for OpenAI. Harvey, a legal AI platform used by thousands of law firms, revealed that its new flagship model wasn’t built on OpenAI’s technology, or Google’s, or Anthropic’s. It was built on top of a free, publicly … Read more
OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman has floated a striking idea in interviews: that AI could eventually let a single founder build a company worth a billion dollars, with no employees at all. It’s the kind of line that spreads fast online because it sounds like science fiction — one person, one laptop, one unicorn. But here’s … Read more
Ask most people what it takes to earn real money as a writer in 2026, and they’ll tell you it comes down to talent: a sharper turn of phrase, a bigger vocabulary, a knack for hooks that make people stop scrolling. That theory made sense five years ago. It doesn’t hold up anymore. Artificial intelligence … Read more
There are two kinds of people using AI right now. The first group opens a chatbot, types one question, gets an answer that’s just okay, and closes the tab. Tomorrow, they’ll do the exact same thing. They’ve been doing it for months and have almost nothing to show for it. The second group is using … Read more
A Professor’s Refrigerator Test For three years, advertising professor Carrie Riby ran a simple experiment in her “Big Ideas in Advertising” class at Syracuse University. She asked her students to use AI to create an ad selling themselves. The results were technically impressive — polished, on-brand, often startlingly professional. But something odd kept happening: not … Read more