What Do We Do When Everyone's a Developer?
AI is democratizing software development the way the printing press democratized books. That's exciting—and it requires a different kind of organizational thinking.
AI is democratizing software development the way the printing press democratized books. That's exciting—and it requires a different kind of organizational thinking.
From novelty to necessity: how I went from generating entertainment with ChatGPT to building production systems with Claude Code—and what I'd tell someone just getting started.
Three days after OpenAI's ChatGPT Health launch, Anthropic announced Claude for Healthcare at JPM. Same week, different strategy.
Tobi Lütke used Claude to build a custom MRI viewer. The internet wasn't impressed. They're missing the point.
State Senator James Maroney's proposed ban on retail facial recognition raises important privacy questions—but could it also make Connecticut a softer target for organized retail crime?
The December 2025 Executive Order targets state AI laws, not AI itself. The regulatory patchwork is a real problem—but this order offers preemption without proposing federal protections in return.
OpenAI's CEO of Applications makes a compelling case for AI in healthcare. The problems she identifies are real. The solution is more complicated.
The HP EliteBoard G1a is a complete Windows workstation in a keyboard form factor, with up to 64GB RAM and enterprise-grade serviceability.
How treating meeting agendas like code repositories has transformed my note-taking effectiveness.
AI data centers are devouring global memory supply, driving a 171% price surge in 2025. Laptops are getting more expensive, specs are shrinking, and relief isn't coming until 2027 at the earliest.