Every Business Will Have an AI Employee
Here's what that actually means, and what it doesn't.
Engineering, product, and the decisions behind building software that lasts. Posted when there's something to say.
Here's what that actually means, and what it doesn't.
The fear is about jobs. The reality is about tasks. They're not the same thing.
Start where the work is repetitive and the payoff is measurable, not where the demo is impressive.
Sometimes the bottleneck is a person you don't have. More often, it's a process nobody fixed.
The technology is real. Most of what's being sold about it isn't. Learn to tell them apart.
The failure rate is high. The reasons are boring, and fixable.
Follow the returns, not the excitement. They rarely point at the same place.
The best opportunities are usually the boring ones. That's exactly why they're still available.
'AI-powered' is not a value proposition. It's a footnote about how you built the thing.