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When a machine predicts your next move and makes it, the real question is who you are. Manners are the egg that keeps us copying and pasting, and we will tire of it the way we tired of adding one egg; identity survives only if it climbs from the work to the surprise only you bring. … readAdd One Egg
When your AI fills the input box with your next prompt in gray and you just press Tab, then Enter, your whole contribution has shrunk to a yes. It is Try it at the size of a sentence, and the first visible sign of personal AI that predicts your next move. … readTab, Enter
The love that helps you never brings its own blueprint; it listens until it hears yours. As machines make building nearly free, knowing the design becomes the scarce half of love. … readThe Design Is Hers
The SIM feed is a surface inside your AI that it builds and fills for you. You never write a card. Ask for the feed once, let it build the cards from the patterns in your life, then just say try it. … readAsk for the Feed. Let It Build the Cards.
The SIM button is the growth engine of personal AI. Every Try it plugs in one more standing order, like the electric companies selling one more appliance, and if delegating were that easy, a billion people would pay $500 a month for it today. … readTry It Is the Business Model
Every personal AI app is about to look like a social media feed: a stream of what your AI did for you, tagged IRL, and what it would have done, tagged SIM, one tap from Try it. The scroll stays. The direction flips. … readThe Feed Turns Around
The Zero-Attention Economy is out in a free second edition, with a new Part Four on what absorption leaves for the people who receive the exceptions: fresh horses, two clocks, and why the charge belongs to the person. … readThe Zero-Attention Economy, Second Edition
If a hard decision is counted against a person and not a job, the most valuable thing any agent holds is its model of one person, built mostly outside work and worth something only if it travels. That is why personal AI will win, and why every business needs a bring-your-own-AI policy. … readThe Charge Is Yours
In 1968 Dietrich Braess proved that a new road can make every driver slower without anyone making a mistake. Personal AI agents are about to make his theorem the rule for everything we book, reserve and race for. … readEveryone Finds the Shortcut
My first thought is to delegate the whole outcome to my personal AI. Then I move on. The behavioral shift is complete when the work leaves your attention. … readThe First Thought