Category: Technology

  • The #1 Reason Your AI Projects Fail (And How to Fix It in 5 Minutes)

    If you don’t know what success looks like, neither does your AI. Almost every single failure I see mentioned on social media around AI, from deleting a company’s entire database to generating piles of slop, all stem from a single root cause. No one told AI what success looks like. In the 5P Framework by…

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  • Everything You Generate With AI Is Now Public Domain — Here’s What That Actually Means

    “So let me explain to you how things are now. There’s no belonging or deserving anymore. You can take what you want, have what you want… but nothing is yours.” – Angelus to Spike, Angel S5 E8 This morning I was listening to some background music I’d generated with Suno – not public, nothing remarkable…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Orchestrating Multi-Agent Debate Loops?

    Summary In today's episode, I explain how to run multi-agent AI loops without incurring massive API costs. Here's what this means for you. You can scale agentic workflows while keeping your technology expenditures predictable and low. You'll also learn these concepts: how local hosting offers a cost-free alternative for specific tasks, why token-based subscription plans…

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  • Unlocking AI-Powered Productivity: How to Glue CLI Tools Together and Build Your Own Automated Workflows

    Start gluing the pieces together with AI. With the advent of agentic AI, more and more command line tools are becoming available to us. These tools, which run in a text-based terminal that looks like it’s straight out of the Reagan years, offer API-like access to our favorite applications that AI like Codex, Antigravity, Claude…

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  • AI Tools Are Lazy — And That’s Exactly Why You Need to Stop Accepting “Good Enough

    AI tools are lazy. This should not be a surprise to anyone. After all, they’re trained on our work histories, our discussions, and our examples. They take the same shortcuts we do. They say something is done when it isn’t. They cut corners. Here’s a simple example: test coverage in coding. When you’re using an…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: How To Use AI For Buyer Evaluation?

    Summary In today's episode, I explain how to leverage AI and agentic frameworks to conduct thorough B2B vendor evaluations. Here's what this means for you. You can transform vendor due diligence from a manual headache into an automated, high-accuracy process. You'll also learn these concepts: how scoring rubrics guide AI success, why agentic frameworks outperform…

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  • 5 Secret Linguistic Tricks That Transform Boring AI Output Into High-Performance Prompts

    Holophrasis, lexical density, lexical compression, nominalization, surprisal. These 5 words do some surprising things when you add them to prompting for AI. One of the things that AI does best is jargon. The nature of the underlying models means that high probability phrases lead to high probability results – and that’s often boring, unfocused, and…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Self Hosted Or Cloud LLMs

    Summary In today's episode, I explore the differences between self-hosting LLMs and using cloud providers to manage token costs for high-volume marketing. Here's what this means for you. You can maximize your ROI by matching your hardware or subscription choice to your specific AI workloads. You'll also learn these concepts: how to repurpose older GPUs…

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  • So What? Setting Up Claude Code for Success

    Summary In today's episode, I walk through how to set up Claude Code for success, including why you'd choose it over Claude Co-work, the prep work required, and the documentation structures that drive consistent quality output. Here's what this means for you. You gain a repeatable framework that slashes token usage, cuts rework, and forces…

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  • How to Get Better AI Results: The One Simple Principle Most People Ignore

    “You can’t manage what you can’t measure.” This management trope, widely derided (sometimes correctly), is a cornerstone of effective AI management. Here’s what I mean. Suppose you were working on a piece of writing, a piece of content, and you wanted to tell AI to aim for better readability. Maybe you wanted it to be…

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