Working at the Speed of Thought

Right now as I’m writing this post, I am running four tasks in parallel, five if you count this writing workstream. Not one after another, the way I used to work. All four, simultaneously, moving forward while I am thinking about and doing something else entirely. One involves code. One is a document taking shape. […]

The Best Thing Falcon Does Is Not Think

My first interaction with my OpenClaw instance, Falcon, cost me five dollars. I.e. my hello world conversation. That was eye-opening. I turned on OpenClaw, typed “Hi,” and started asking basic questions about what was possible. Just getting oriented. Within minutes I’d burned through credits on what amounted to small talk. That was the moment I […]

Part 1 of 3: A Brain in a Jar – AI Isn’t Conscious

If you’ve been anywhere near tech news over the past few months, you’ve noticed something unusual happening. The conversation about AI has shifted. We’re no longer just debating whether AI will take our jobs or write better code than we can. We’ve moved into deeper waters. It is now more mainstream as we’re debating whether […]

I Run OpenClaw. Here’s What I Hope Microsoft Gets Right.

A few days ago, Omar Shahine posted an announcement on LinkedIn that caught my attention. He announced his new job at Microsoft! His mission? Bring OpenClaw and personal AI agents to Microsoft 365! His TL;DR is that Microsoft just made a Corporate Vice President level bet on the idea that personal agents belong inside the […]