A couple of years ago, I wrote an article about leadership and opened it by admitting that nobody needs another one about leadership. I am going to do the same thing here, except the odds are worse. There is roughly one article about AI published every time you blink, and a meaningful percentage of them […]
Month: September 2026
The Speed Trap
“The machine made writing code almost free, and in doing so it made everything that is not writing code the entire job.” The Afternoon That Was Never Free When generative coding assistants arrived in strength, the pitch was that they would absorb the drudgery, the boilerplate, the forgettable connective tissue of software, and hand the […]