Ethan Mollick is writing a follow-up to Co-Intelligence. The new book is called Co-Existence, and he announced it this week on his One Useful Thing newsletter. It arrives October 20, and you can pre-order it now. I really enjoyed Co-Intelligence. That book was written…
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Using Cowork Dispatch
I made a video explaining how I’m using the new Claude Cowork Dispatach feature to run my shutdown routine from bed. Here you go:
Continue reading →Half Your Day Isn’t Your Job
How much of your day is spent on your actual work? Not the email triage. Not the task shuffling. Not the calendar juggling, the filing, the follow-ups, the status tracking, the scheduling, the data entry. The real work. The creative stuff. The thinking. The…
Continue reading →Apple Should Buy Anthropic (But Likely Won’t)
MG Siegler recently wrote a piece arguing that Apple should acquire Anthropic (paywall). It’s a fun thought experiment, and I can’t stop thinking about it. The more time I spend working with AI tools like Claude, the more I’m convinced the future isn’t about…
Continue reading →The New Browser Wars
There’s a new browser war heating up, and it’s all about artificial intelligence. Google—assuming they’re allowed to keep Chrome—is quickly turning it into an artificial intelligence-based browser experience. They’re not alone, though. Firefox is adding experimental AI-powered link previews. Safari already has some basic…
Continue reading →A Voice-Based Future?
I’m still thinking plenty about this collaboration between ChatGPT and Jony Ive. The Frontier Model LLMs are a revolutionary technology, but perhaps there is a new hardware paradigm for using them we haven’t seen yet. Still, I think it’s going to be hard for…
Continue reading →Whisper Memos Now Summarizes
One of the easiest ways to take advantage of artificial intelligence right now is voice-to-text transcription. I’ve been dictating to computers for decades, and I can tell you it’s never been easier than it is now. My weapon of choice for this on my…
Continue reading →DEVONthink 4 Beta: AI That Makes Sense for Power Users (Sponsor)
With WWDC finally here and everyone talking about AI, I’ve been thinking about which AI tools actually earn their place in my workflow. Most feel like solutions looking for problems–but DEVONthink 4 is different. I’ve been testing the beta, and what strikes me most is…
Continue reading →Which ChatGPT Model?
Here’s my guide to which ChatGPT model you should use and why…
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Some Notable Fantastical Updates: AI Event Creation and Multiple Windows
Fantastical’s initial selling point was the frictionless creation of new events. Although they’ve added many new features since then, Fantastical hasn’t lost touch with its roots. You can now forward an email containing an event to Fantastical (email@fantastical.app) from your Flexibits account email and…
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