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A dark teal cover with the title The New Grand Central in gold italics and a faint gold clock face set to noon in the lower right.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence

The New Grand Central

Posted on October 31, 2026 jsrector

Two strangers who cannot talk still find each other, because some answers are obvious to both. For all of history the obvious answer was made of shared history. AI is about to make it out of a shared machine, and this time the clock has an owner. … readThe New Grand Central

A dark navy cover with the title Everyone Just Got Promoted in cream and brass serif type, a faint ladder glyph on the right, and the kicker The Peter Principle, 1969.
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Everyone Just Got Promoted

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

A 1969 book explained why the best worker makes a poor manager: the promotion rewards the job you had, not the one you are given. AI just handed that promotion to everyone at once, minus the half of management that breaks hearts. What remains is the half nobody practised. … readEveryone Just Got Promoted

The cover of First Customer by John Rector: cream paper with the title in serif type and a tilted index card reading Let your first employer be your first customer.
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First Customer

Posted on October 30, 2026November 10, 2026 jsrector

A book for my students on the one sentence I teach about careers: let your first employer be your first customer. Why firms hire, how the job became a bundle, why low fixed costs are the whole strategy, and what your own AI changes about the line between employee and vendor. … readFirst Customer

Three translucent layers on a vivid magenta surface, representing visible uncertainty in a personal AI stack.
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The Civic Counter | App to Stack

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

Personal AI stacks may help people translate public systems into action, but civic access must not depend on buying, building, or trusting a private stack. … readThe Civic Counter | App to Stack

Cream paper cover reading The Great Matters, with a stacked rank of tens, fifties, hundreds and thousands narrowing to You, and the line: never send your AI to someone worthy of you.
Cat Links AI, Artificial Intelligence, education

The Great Matters

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

A lesson for my students on what to delegate, from Exodus 18: send the small matters down, respect rank and order, and never send your AI to a person who is worthy of your own attention. … readThe Great Matters

Dark oxblood cover reading My AI Delegate, with the word Agent struck through, beside a red wax seal stamped de-legare, sent with a commission.
Cat Links AI, Artificial Intelligence

My AI Delegate

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

We call AI that acts for us an agent, a word named for what it does. The better word is delegate, from the Latin delegare: named for who sent it, bound by a mandate, and owing you a report when it comes back. … readMy AI Delegate

Dark navy cover with the title You Are Not the User, the word User struck through in red, and the line: it is not a tool, you don't use it, you manage it.
Cat Links AI, Artificial Intelligence

You Are Not the User

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

The word “user” describes a relationship with an object. AI is not a tool, so you don’t use it. You manage it. You are not its user but its manager, and delegation only runs one way: down, to something that answers to you. … readYou Are Not the User

Dark cover with the title Nobody Falls in Love With the Dissertation, a glowing pink looping curve representing a whole idea breaking into a dashed line of small green segments, and the equation E = P + iI.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence, Attention

Nobody Falls in Love With the Dissertation

Posted on October 30, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

The greats were never in love with the process. They were in love with an idea that had them. The dissertation is a compression format for a reader with almost no bandwidth, and AI is about to stop needing it. … readNobody Falls in Love With the Dissertation

Dark cover with neon accents: the title In Your Own Words, a faint section-mark glyph, and the line: the institution could act only on what it could read.
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In Your Own Words

Posted on October 29, 2026 jsrector

For three centuries, institutions could act only on what they could read – so they made you readable: forms, formats, standard names. AI is the first reader that does not need you pre-shaped, and the burden of being understood is about to change hands. … readIn Your Own Words

Illustrative model: elapsed delivery time rises from 18 to 30 minutes while human attention cost falls from 15.5 to 4.5 minutes. Assumptions, not measured product results.
Cat Links AI, Artificial Intelligence

Dots Are the Winner (So Far)

Posted on October 29, 2026October 30, 2026 jsrector

Dots win my vote for the delegation dump: handing over several outcomes and putting the phone away. Elapsed time can rise while human attention cost falls, provided the work meets its deadline and the results are actually delivered. … readDots Are the Winner (So Far)

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