Working things out in writing.
We dive into current questions in technology, build frameworks around them and gather the research in one place. These are the topics we keep coming back to while building our own products — written up properly rather than left as opinions.
Use AI, don't become it
The productivity research looks contradictory until you separate two modes of use. One produces measurable cognitive offloading; the other beats working alone. Plus why your model is built to agree with you, and four prompts that fix it.
Read the article →We all became reviewers — so who actually reviews?
AI collapsed the cost of writing code, not the cost of being sure it's right. What 211 million changed lines say about AI code quality, what actually worked at Intercom, and a five-rule contract for authors.
Read the article →More to come. We write when we have something worked out rather than on a schedule — the next pieces follow the same three topics: using AI well, what AI actually costs to run, and building under European rules from the start.