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Every time I type “agentic AI” I get that red squiggle. Maybe my spell-checker is outdated, maybe the word is newer than I thought. I add it to my dictionary and move on. We all do this now. Click “ignore,” keep writing, keep building. But there’s something worth noticing in that small friction. We’re designing…
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There’s a growing trend in AI-driven products that encourages users to delegate tasks entirely, from drafting critical emails to applying for jobs, without meaningful human oversight. While automation once held the noble promise of removing repetitive and mundane tasks, we’re now facing a shift into deeper waters, where tasks inherently requiring subtlety, judgment, and genuine…
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There’s a photograph that haunts the history of radiology: hands, fingertips gone, skin scarred and leathery. Early X-ray workers, around 1900, who paid the price for a technology that would eventually save millions of lives. I keep thinking about that image because it feels relevant to where we are with AI right now. Not in…
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By the early 2010s, something began to change. Quietly at first, almost imperceptibly. Global test scores in reading, math, and science, especially among teenagers, started to slide. Not as a momentary dip, but as a steady, measurable trend playing out across developed nations (OECD PISA 2023). At the same time, computing power kept accelerating. Our…
