Don’t just choose collaboration tools—design how you and your team think
To continue from last week, I asked Claude AI to source a summary of Gianni Giacommeli’s article “What to learn […]
You’re not seeing the system—you’re just seeing the things inside it
To continue from last week, another skill that actually matters right now is systems thinking. I don’t mean IT systems.
The change management skill AI can now handle—and what that frees you to do instead
Again, one aspect of the coming AI agentic era I’ll be exploring is, which parts of knowledge are shifting to
My Question-Framing Architecture: How I treat every AI output as a signal, not an answer
Today, I’ll write about my journey researching and applying the skill of framing better questions for AI. As a preliminary
AI developments worth your attention 4-10 May 2026
Anthropic’s value could jump to nearly $1T within weeks LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/anthropics-value-could-jump-to-nearly-1t-within-weeks-8086801/), 10 May 2026 Takeaways • The AI startup Anthropic
Conversation with Claude AI 8 May 2026
Claude, what’s a “secret feature” about you most people don’t know? Here are a few genuinely lesser-known things about me:
AI doesn’t fail your prompts—vague thinking does
One skill that actually matters right now is analytical thinking. (Most folks used to call this skill “critical thinking”. However,
AI is getting better at execution, but you still have to point it at the right problem
One aspect of the coming AI agentic era I’ll be exploring is, which parts of knowledge are shifting to machines
Directing cognitive attention: What to hand off to AI and what to keep for yourself
I asked Claude AI to source a summary of Gianni Giacommeli’s article “What to learn in the age of AI”