NOTES & ESSAYS
Technology, work and life. Some answers, some open questions.
I want my phone to become the entry point for work: give instructions through conversation, let AI execute in the cloud, and open a cloud desktop when I need to work directly. A server, a cloud desktop and shared working materials are the foundation I am building.
AI has reduced the effort of analysis and writing, but people still maintain continuity: making business decisions, coordinating AI, moving information and checking results.
Starting from Anthropic's three economic scenarios, I examine how AI may affect growth, work and income distribution, and why a richer economy does not necessarily benefit everyone.
Enterprises and individuals operate at different scales, but share the same question: how can goals, context, working methods and available capabilities be organized so AI understands what to do and keeps making progress?
Personal productivity, organizational productivity and AI products address distinct problems: expanding individual capability, changing organizational collaboration and redesigning how a problem is solved.
AI brings more than efficiency gains. As execution and coordination become cheaper, roles, workflows and the boundary between thinking and doing are worth redesigning.
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