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Somewhere in the middle of 2025, American tech firms started measuring their employees on whether they were using AI. The metric was never really about whether the work was getting done faster or better, it was about whether the employee had clocked visible hours on the tool, logged into the
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There is a lot of hype around AI right now. A lot. You cannot open LinkedIn, sit through an earnings call, or read a business publication without being bludgeoned by the same message, which is that AI is a 10x productivity unlock, a paradigm shift, a once-in-a-generation moment that will
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Every tech company right now seems to be in a constant state of "restructuring," which is the polite corporate word for removing a few thousand people from the payroll while the CEO talks about how the company has never been stronger. The layoffs themselves have been written about
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There is a lot of hype around AI right now. A lot. If you can think of a task there is somebody out there claiming that AI can do it, and they will happily sell you their product, their service, their course, their newsletter, their community, and probably their bathwater