I Spent $100 a Month on AI and Built More Than I Expected
What actually happened when I committed to AI tools for a full month — the builds, the fails, and what I learned.
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AI is becoming part of how we work and live. Here, I share what I've learned from using it, the changes I find interesting, and the questions I still have
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AI Won't Kill Jobs. It Will Kill Tasks.
The real shift isn't about which jobs AI will replace. It's about what happens when the tasks inside every job start disappearing.
AI and Web3 Are Merging — What I Learned Watching Miami Consensus 2026
After watching days of panels from Miami Consensus, one thing became clear: AI and Web3 are no longer separate conversations.
People Don't Hate AI Content — They Hate Content With No Human Behind It
As AI makes content creation cheap and infinite, the rarest thing online is starting to become a real human perspective.
How to Build Multi-Peak Skills as a Solo Founder in the AI Era
Solo building isn't about doing more. It's about designing smarter — and using AI to amplify a multi-peak skill structure.
AI Won't Replace Your Job — But It Will Make Many People Irrelevant
Marc Andreessen says AI replaces tasks, not jobs. Here's what that actually means for how we work — and what I learned during a low point in my own life.
I Stopped Comparing AI Tools — I Started Using Them Differently
ChatGPT vs Grok vs Gemini — I stopped asking which one is smarter. Here's how I actually use them together to get things done.
From Generating Content to Actually Building Things — How AI Changed the Way I Work
I started using AI like everyone else — writing content, organizing thoughts. Here's what changed when I started using it to actually build things.
AI Search Isn't Killing SEO — It's Breaking Something Bigger
I did SEO the right way for a year. Then clicks stopped following impressions. Here's what I think is actually happening — and what I'm changing.
AI Isn't the Hard Part Anymore — Resources and Trust Are
The barrier to building has dropped. But the real gap now isn't about tools — it's about resources and trust that AI can't replace.