The No. 1 Habit To Unlock Happiness Even On The Worst Days, By A Psychologist

Glimmer hunting, the habit of noticing small moments of ease, can bring you happiness on hard days — here’s what the science says and how to start practicing it.

Why Human Judgment Matters More As AI Gets Better, Faster

The better and faster AI becomes, the more dangerous it is to assume we need less human expertise.

Why Deals With Spotify And Disney Could Reshape Podcasting

Joe Rogan’s Spotify deal and PAVE Studios’ Disney+ and Hulu agreement show how podcast rights deals, licensing and video distribution could reshape podcasting.

Preparing For A Breach Before It Happens (Part Two)

Organizations usually learn how to build threat-informed defenses only after a breach.

Software Is About To Escape The App

Agentic AI lets specialists reach users without needing to own the interface.

BioWare Was Doomed The Moment EA Bought The ‘Mass Effect’ And ‘Dragon Age’ Studio

The once-beloved game studio was never a good fit for EA, but the publisher had its eye on a Star Wars MMO, and the rest is history.

Exit Code Zero: The Hidden Failure Mode Every AI Pipeline Inherits

A verdict we can’t read counts as a refusal rather than an approval.

Constituent Outreach: How Organizations Can Stop Butchering Their Marketing

The organizations closing yield gaps and retaining donors have a simple advantage: They know their constituents, and they take the time to show it.

​Why Approved Access Doesn’t Guarantee AI Agent Security

That is why agent security has to move beyond one-time approval.

Evals, And How They Help Build Good AI Agents For Enterprises​

My core rule for enterprise AI is simple: Build your evals first.​