ai We're All Living in Stories—And That's the Point Whether we're in a simulation or not matters less than what we do with the narrative we're given.
ai Claude 4.7 Made Me Realize I'm an Over-Engineering Addict My first few hours with Claude's new model revealed something. I've become addicted to building systems that are way cooler than what I actually need.
ai The AI Standardization Trap: Why Big Companies Are Always One Step Behind Large organizations are stuck in a planning cycle that can't keep up with AI's breakneck pace of change.
ai How Voidstompers Built 3M Followers on Glitch Art The anonymous AI horror artist has built the largest following for AI-native visual art by embracing everything other artists try to hide.
ai The AI Desktop War Isn't About AI — It's About "Creative Leverage" OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are racing to build the ultimate AI desktop experience, but they're solving completely different problems.
ai How I Finally Solved AI Image Consistency (While I Sleep) After a year of inconsistent AI-generated images, I built an automated system that reviews and retouches them until they pass inspection.
ai What Will Being a Creative in 2028 Look Like? AI tools went from mildly useful to holy shit in a matter of months. So what does it mean to be a creative two years from now?
opinion You Gave Yourself That Title Too Everyone's so quick to gatekeep the word "artist" — but if we're being honest, you gave yourself that title the same way the AI person did.
Workflows How I Built My AI Content Pipeline With Obsidian and Claude A transparent breakdown of how The Daring Creatives content pipeline actually works — Obsidian, Ghost, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork — and why I built it this way.
opinion Cutting Out the Middleman (I Used to Be One) Jack Dorsey just had all 6,000 Block employees report directly to him. As someone who used to be a middle manager, I think he's right.
storytelling AI Cinema's Fruit Love Island: What Everyone Missed Everyone called it AI slop. Nobody noticed they were watching episodes 1 through 19 of a serialized show maintained by a single anonymous creator shipping daily.
ai The Anti-AI Mob Has Gotten Vicious Something ugly is happening in the AI conversation, and I'm getting worried about where it's headed.
ai Chat, Cowork, Code, and Dispatch — How I Actually Use the Whole Suite Four shapes of the same collaborator — chat, Cowork, Code, and dispatch — and how I actually use each one at The Daring Creatives.
opinion You Don't Owe Skeptics a Debate The skeptics aren't protecting anyone. They're just mad someone built something without asking permission first.
insights What Antfooding Really Means for Anthropic 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?
opinion The Marketing Manager Job Is Quietly Dying 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.
The AI You Never Have to Open 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.
opinion You're Not Defending Art, You're Just Being Mean Hannah Einbinder called AI creators "losers" who will "never be cool." Let's talk about what that actually defends — and who it hurts.
creative-tools I Bought the Meta Glasses. Here's My Honest Take. I own a pair of Meta Ray-Ban AI glasses and reach for them less than I expected. Here's what actually works, what doesn't, and what I'd need to change my mind.
storytelling The Transformer: How James Gerde Turned Other People's Videos into Something Completely Different James Gerde didn't start by generating video from scratch. He took existing footage and completely reimagined what it could look like — and that distinction turns out to matter a lot.
opinion The Loneliness of Building Before Anyone Is Watching An honest look at what it feels like to build something before anyone's paying attention — the self-doubt, the friends who quietly disappear, and why that first person who raises their hand changes everything.
opinion The Permission to Start Over The hardest part of reinvention isn't learning a new skill. It's convincing yourself you're allowed to start.
ai What Anthropic's March 2026 Economic Index Report Actually Says About AI and Creative Work Anthropic's March 2026 Economic Index and labor market research contain some of the most concrete data we've seen on what AI is actually doing to creative work.
soft skills The Skill That Nobody Puts in the Job Description The thing nobody puts in the job description is the last thing AI will ever replace.
