Desktop apps and editors
Tier three of this ladder changes the most and looks the least dramatic. The assistant still cannot do anything on its own. And yet…
aiai-ladderideClaude, end to end
Most of the articles in this series take one tier of the ladder and stop there. This one does not, because Claude is the only stack I use…
aiai-ladderclaudeChatGPT like a pro
ChatGPT is the one everybody has tried and almost nobody has set up. That is the whole gap. The difference between a fresh account and a…
aiai-ladderopenaiGoogle's stack: what's actually in it
There is one company whose AI you are almost certainly already paying for, and it is the same company whose AI you are probably not using…
aiai-laddergoogleFrom a chat box to a second brain: choosing your approach to AI
Most people I know use AI the way they used a search engine in 2009: they open a box, type a question, read the answer, close the tab. It…
aiai-ladderoverviewDigital presence through an AI proxy: the dilemma of AI-generated content
I spent this week writing an essay about writing with an AI, and the whole time I couldn't decide whether the essay was mine. Not legally…
aiethicsphilosophyThe importance of content creation
Consumption is easy. It is the easiest thing a mind can do, and it is engineered to feel like progress. You scroll, you read, you watch…
writingpsychologylearningOld school vs new school blogging: what the blog actually is
Somewhere between the first blog post ever written and the latest video titled five mistakes everyone makes, the word blog lost its meaning…
bloggingwritinghistoryThe Grass Horizon, edited
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