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Your first customer is not paying for effort but for something to become true, and the past-tense verb is how you see it. As AI makes artifacts cheap, the value moves to verbs that need someone else’s yes: signed, shipped, paid, renewed. … readLook for the Past-Tense Verb
Graduating into the AI economy, your first move is not starting a company. It is finding Customer Number One, letting them finance your development, and bringing your own AI coworker who walks out the door with you. … readYour First Customer
A coworker is anyone who works with you — no shared title, department, or rank required — and once you accept that, the company your working life organizes around turns out to be you, not your employer. … readYou Are the Company
ChatGPT shipped 1,355 days ago. Run the same span forward and it lands on May 2, 2030, when a kid who is thirteen today turns seventeen — likely without ever taking a driving test, waiting on a diagnosis, or being offered an entry-level job. … read1,355 Days: What a Thirteen-Year-Old Will Never Do
Gen Z students are not rejecting work; they are rejecting weak trade-offs. Across fifteen recent studies, the pattern on AI is high adoption, mixed emotion, and a strong demand for guidance — and the students who benefit first are the ones who can show disciplined use. … readHigh Adoption, Mixed Emotion: What the Research Says About Gen Z, Work, and AI