AI Is Reflecting You Back. Are You Paying Attention?
April 25, 2026
Using AI as an extension of yourself is powerful, but prompt mirroring and the Believability Effect are real risks. Here's how IT leaders stay grounded.
Microsoft Copilot Adoption: What the LinkedIn Carousels Won’t Tell You
April 24, 2026
My AI minions watch me scroll LinkedIn so I don’t have to, and lately ... Read more
Token Economics 101: Managing AI Usage Costs Across Your Team
April 22, 2026
Token-based AI pricing surprises most SMB teams. Here's the budget framework for managing AI token costs before the first surprise bill lands.
Plan First: The Habit That Makes AI Actually Useful for Complex Work
April 21, 2026
The habit that improves AI outputs more than any model upgrade: plan before you execute. Here's the two-phase workflow and why it works.
My Honest Claude Opus 4.7 Review: What Works, What Frustrates Me, and Why My Cowork Button Vanished
April 19, 2026
Honest Claude Opus 4.7 review from a CIO building with the new model. Task budgets, routines in Claude Code, and the friction worth knowing about.
Meet A.G.N.E.S.: My Claude Code Agent for Client Communications
April 15, 2026
I built a Claude Code agent named A.G.N.E.S. to write client emails that sound human. Here's how she works and how to build your own.
Claude Cowork vs Copilot: A Practitioner’s Take
April 14, 2026
Running both Claude Cowork and Copilot daily in client environments. Here's what each actually does well... and where each falls flat.
My AI Minions Are Trying to Change My Life (I Did Not Ask for That)
April 13, 2026
My AI minions are great at their jobs. They are not great at knowing when to stop. A satirical look at what happens when your agents start giving you unsolicited life advice.
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When AI Gets Too Good: Why Anthropic Won’t Release Its Most Powerful Model
April 12, 2026
Claude Mythos can find decades-old vulnerabilities and break containment. Here's what that means for your security posture and AI vendor trust.
I Built a 47-Agent AI Army. Here’s How It Actually Runs My Day.
April 9, 2026
Most IT leaders are using AI the way they used Google in 2005. Ask a question, get an answer, close the tab. I was there too, until I stopped waiting for the tool I wanted to exist and started building it. What I have now is a 47-agent workforce organized into functional teams, running on a structured Airtable operating system, and handling a meaningful chunk of my workday before I finish my coffee. This is not a chatbot habit. This is an org chart.
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