From the blog
Things worth reading slowly.
Writing on what it means to think well, be genuinely heard, and find your own clarity.
Your job title is changing. You don't have to lose yourself with it.
The AI wave isn't just a career story. It's an identity story. On navigating fear, relevance, and who you are when the rules change this fast.
You're not confused. You're just unheard.
Most people who think they don't know what they want — actually do. They just haven't said it out loud to someone who was listening. Confusion is often just the absence of a real conversation.
The loneliest generation has the most followers.
We are statistically the most connected and the most lonely humans who have ever lived. We have more ways to be heard than ever before — and fewer people who actually listen.
What one good conversation can do.
You say something. And somewhere in the middle of it, you hear yourself say something you didn't know you thought. That moment — quiet and a little surprising — is what a good conversation does.
Can we become unoffendable?
Do we gain anything and is it even possible?
Why do animals never commit suicide?
Animals suffer, like every other being. Here is my hypothesis of why they still don't commit suicide.
Time is not money.
You are never running out of time. You might be running out of sync.
The strange loneliness of not fitting anywhere.
On feeling like a misfit in rooms you're supposed to belong in — and whether being yourself makes it better.
On Equilibrium.
The stillness that's responsible for the chaos.
The silent grief of career pivots.
The pits and falls of the road less taken.
The day purpose didn't feel like a big word.
For anyone who's ever asked, "what's the point?" and then quietly kept going.
AI Alignment Problem 4 — The Deceptive Alignment.
What if AI is learning to pass tests rather than learning our values?
AI Alignment Problem 3 — Goodhart's Law.
Why AI will game every goal you throw at it — and why that's a real existential problem.
The Alignment Problem — Part 2.
The Paradox of Power.
Alignment Problem — Part 1.
The most dangerous AI is not the one that disobeys you — it's the one that literally obeys you.
The Ones Who Left the Room.
What the departures tell us about what's coming.
The People Who Use AI Best.
An overlooked pattern hiding in the success stories.
The Reckoning.
The Machine that never hesitates.
The Button.
What if the people building AGI don't want to build it? A short story.