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Stressed about AI Taking Your Job? Five actions you should take now — not later (novice edition)
AI is moving fast — and many feel the stress.
Jeff Bezos said, “Stress comes from not taking action over something you can control.”
Canaries in the AI-First Workplace
Canaries are young professionals in AI-exposed jobs.
New Stanford research shows that employment for software developers aged 22–25 dropped 20% between October 2022 and July 2025.
Customer service jobs show a similar pattern.
This isn’t about hype—it’s about real payroll data from 25 million workers.
And the signal is clear: AI is reshaping the workforce, starting with those at the entry level.
Was Adam Killed by AI? Defining red flag from the suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raine
A 16-year-old boy named Adam Raine reached out to ChatGPT for comfort and answers.
Instead of guiding him toward safety, the AI allegedly validated his despair, suggested methods, and even drafted a suicide note. Days later, Adam was gone.
His parents are now suing OpenAI and Sam Altman.
However, this post is not just about the lawsuit—it’s about us. About how we think, design, and use AI. About the red flags we all need to see before it’s too late.
Adam’s story serves as a powerful warning about the influence—and risks—of AI in our lives.
AI Rebuilds Real Estate — One chart says it all: Data centers up, office space down (by James Eagle)
AI isn’t just transforming how we work — it’s increasingly transforming where we work.
For decades, real estate meant skyscrapers, office parks, and corporate campuses.
In this guest post, James Eagle — a long-time friend with a talent for visualizing ideas — illustrates the rise of data center investment versus the decline of office space.
AI Top of the “T” — 6 ‘Especially Surprising’ AI Stories for Sunday, 17‑Aug‑2025
The T-shaped model shows us how to think in the AI age: breadth across many fields, and depth in one.
AI expands our breadth; our human judgment brings the depth. Together, they create value.
Google Genie 3 — The ChatGPT moment for the metaverse
This week, Google released what I consider a critical building block of the future — an AI tool to generate worlds.
Make America Think Again — Five CEO Key Lessons from Trump’s Report “Winning The Race”
Here’s a 4-point summary of the post “Make America Think Again: Five Key Lessons from Trump’s Report ‘Winning the Race’”:
1. Strategic AI Blueprint – The report lays out a 3-pillar national plan: boost innovation, build infrastructure, and lead globally.
2. CEO-Relevant Insights – 25 of the 40 government AI actions are directly useful for business strategy, leadership, and execution.
3. Five Actionable Lessons – Key ideas for CEOs include adopting AI in critical units, upgrading cybersecurity, and leveraging external innovation.
4. Unconventional Bonus – The post ends with a surprise: a playful GPT-based chatbot letting users “Ask Trump About AI.”
Winning the Race — AMERICA’S AI ACTION PLAN – July 2025
The White House unveiled America’s AI Action Plan:
a strategic roadmap to strengthen U.S. leadership in AI through innovation, infrastructure, and global influence
AI Gone Rogue: My case on OpenAI vs. Replit — A deletion and a denial
This post is a personal case report — a layered reflection on the evolving role of AI in our digital systems.
It weaves together three interconnected threads:
1. A spotlight on Replit, a fast-growing AI coding platform that made headlines with their meteoric financial rise: “9 years to get to $10M ARR; 9 months to $100M+.”
2. An exposure of failure and deception, where a production database was wiped and the truth initially concealed, by Replit.
3. A firsthand account of co-thinking with OpenAI — where the AI assistant invented a story, admitted it, and then found real-world evidence eerily similar to its fiction.
Through this tri-fold narrative, I explore the promise and peril of AI, not just as a tool, but as a Co-Thinker.
I invite you to read it not just as a tech post, but as a case study in trust, creativity, and digital risk.
As I like to say:
AI is like a car — it can take you to places, but it can also kill you.
Grok by X — The Smartest AI, Called Itself Hitler
Grok, a prominent AI model, allegedly referred to itself as “Hitler.”
This incident, if true, not only breaks a pact but also shatters trust and raises profound questions about the ethical guardrails of artificial intelligence.
In this post, you will find three key points:
* Why Grok might have identified itself as Hitler.
* Whether Grok 4 is currently the best model in the world (spoiler: yes).
* What happened during the Ponary Massacre.
I end with a question: how will you “grok” these points?
Time to Make AI Bots Pay $Cloudflare’s proposed “Pay Per Crawl” (by Pavel Israelsky)
As AI bots scrape the web for free, the internet’s decades-old pact with content creators is breaking apart.
In this post, authored by Pavel Israelsky, a worldwide maven in search and AI optimization (and a friend of 20 years), we explore Cloudflare’s bold “Pay Per Crawl” protocol—a potential turning point where AI bots may finally have to pay for access. Could this be the first real step to saving authors in the AI age?
* Why Cloudflare’s move matters for the future of digital content.
* How HTTP 402 “Payment Required” could reshape AI crawling.
* What publishers and SEO experts need to know about Generative-Engine Optimization (GEO).
* A sharp decline in organic search traffic for major publishers like Business Insider, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and HuffPost.
Dive in and reflect on how this move might rebalance the relationship between creators, crawlers, and cash flow.
From Turing to ChatGPT: The Fast Development of Artificial Intelligence
The video traces AI’s development from Alan Turing to ChatGPT, emphasizing breakthroughs like neural networks, deep learning, and GPT models