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April 27, 2026

The Token Cycle

The same providers who built the cultural argument for expanding AI consumption are now balancing infrastructure against revenue. For product people, adoption creates lock-in before any conscious decision about dependency.

April 20, 2026

Harrison Bergeron Was Not Fiction

Students who write well are being flagged as suspected AI users. The signal has been inverted: competence became evidence of cheating. This goes beyond schools.

April 13, 2026

Design Critique

From a product perspective, a well-run design critique is governance. It is the moment when decisions that are still cheap to reverse get examined before they become expensive.

April 6, 2026

In 2025, AI Produced More Text Than All of Humanity Has Written Since Gutenberg

The cost of producing guesswork dressed as research has dropped to zero. For product people, this changes how much weight you can give any analysis without verifying where it came from.

March 30, 2026

Design System by Prompt

DESIGN.md can export the rules. It cannot export the reasoning behind them. Tools become obsolete. Judgment does not.

March 23, 2026

Vibe Coding or Lucky Coding?

AI democratized execution. But it did not democratize judgment. Lucky code is just guesswork with a modern interface.

March 16, 2026

There Is a Moment in Every Designer's Career When the Screen Is No Longer Enough

When the tool, the method, or the routine becomes the goal, the product falls to second place. The biggest waste of design talent is not making something ugly — it is making something beautiful that never should have existed.

March 9, 2026

Low Unemployment, Broken Market. Why the Numbers Do Not Match Reality

Unemployment is low, but LinkedIn tells a different story. The problem is not the economy — it is the metric. Macro indicators are not lying. They are just looking in the wrong place.

March 2, 2026

If It Is Now Possible to Go from Idea to Product in Minutes, What Still Justifies Process?

AI drastically reduced the cost of execution, but not the cost of decision-making. And poorly made decisions only scale waste more efficiently.

February 23, 2026

Google's WebMCP: The Birth of the AI-Friendly Product

WebMCP proposes something structural: allowing sites to expose their capabilities declaratively to AI models. Products that are more legible to machines tend, paradoxically, to become clearer to humans as well.

February 16, 2026

The Rise of AI Use at Work

Maturity is not about using AI more. It is about knowing where to use it, why to use it, and how much value it actually delivers — without confusing speed with progress.

February 9, 2026

OpenClaw

OpenClaw is not succeeding just because it is technically impressive. It is succeeding because it promises something many people have been quietly wanting: to delegate everything. Not just tasks, but responsibility.

February 2, 2026

The Market Is Not Hiring More People. It Is Hiring Better Decisions

The market is not rewarding those who execute better. It is rewarding those who decide better. The more complex the system, the more expensive a bad decision becomes — and the less reversible it is.

January 26, 2026

The False Modernization of AI-Driven Products

Automating guesswork does not turn it into strategy. The problem with using AI to 'modernize' products without context, without data, and without judgment.

January 19, 2026

Take This Metric: "All Humans Together Blink Hundreds of Trillions of Times a Day"

A metric is only useful when it forces a decision. If it goes up, something changes. If it goes down, something changes. If nothing changes, it is not a metric — it is analytical entertainment.

January 12, 2026

What If a Defect Were Proof of Excellence?

Defective LEGO pieces are worth more than the original — not because they are defective, but because the error is extremely rare within a highly reliable system. What does this reveal about excellence in product?

January 5, 2026

If Product Management Seems Confusing, It Is Because We Stopped Following Manuals and Started Thinking

The PM role has never been static. From fixed plans to Agile, from Product Owner to strategist, the function evolved with the markets — and AI is exposing who decides well versus who merely executes increasingly sophisticated processes.