Something ugly is happening in the AI conversation, and I'm getting worried about where it's headed. I've been watching

Four shapes of the same collaborator — chat, Cowork, Code, and dispatch — and how I actually use each one at The Daring Creatives.

The skeptics aren't protecting anyone. They're just mad someone built something without asking permission first.

Anthropic's engineers use Claude for 59% of their work now. What happens when the people building AI are also the ones most dependent on it?

A senior marketing manager role hit my inbox this week paying $22/hr. That's not a market dip — that's a role being quietly retired. Here's what I think replaces it.

Anthropic is testing an always-on agent called Conway — and it points at a version of AI that's fundamentally different from the tab you open and close.