Somebody Handled It
AI begins to feel different when it carries a task through to a checkable result, freeing you from supplying every next step. The feeling is relief; the basis for it must be evidence. … readSomebody Handled It
Tag: AI agents
The Second Cut: Search, Answer, Perform
The first cut asked what a company believes AI is. The second asks what it delivers: a location, a statement, or a result. Google has answered all three in public, and is now building both sides of the transaction. … readThe Second Cut: Search, Answer, Perform
The First Cut: Tool or Entity?
Before betting your capital or your career on an AI company, ask what it believes AI is: an instrument people operate, or an entity that can hold responsibility. … readThe First Cut: Tool or Entity?
Nobody Films the Chat
Prompting content is extinct and every vendor now writes in the grammar of delegation – but among organizations that govern AI at all, only 15% let an agent act with no approval step. Delegation is being sold far faster than it is being authorized, and the gate is not stakes. It is reversibility. … readNobody Films the Chat
Read the Verbs
The fastest way to learn whether an AI company believes it is building a tool or an entity is not its model, its benchmark, or the word agent. It is the grammar of its own product description: who owns the verb, and who is responsible for completion. … readRead the Verbs
“Sell My House.” The AI Hired the Realtor.
The seller never searched, clicked, read reviews, or saw an ad. The delegate chose the realtor because the assigned outcome was not “find an agent.” It was “sell the house.” … read“Sell My House.” The AI Hired the Realtor.
Google It Did Not Die. It Got Hired.
Delegation does not replace search. It hires search as one hidden stage in a larger chain—and makes proof of work the new interface. … readGoogle It Did Not Die. It Got Hired.
No Meeting, No Manual.
Ask people what they love about their AI coworkers and they do not say smart. They say two things: it does it right away, and I didn’t have to learn anything. Neither is about intelligence, and both explain why this software is being adopted faster than anything before it. … readNo Meeting, No Manual.
Claude Does Not Need to Learn Your Business
You are not starting with empty software. You are starting with a prediction machine that has already learned the business world. … readClaude Does Not Need to Learn Your Business
My Story With AI: Four Years, 2.7 Million Artifacts, One Person
Since February 2023 I have run a growing team of AI agents across my work and my life. This is the short version of what happened, and where the whole record lives. … readMy Story With AI: Four Years, 2.7 Million Artifacts, One Person