The Feed & The Thread - May 11, 2026
We explore whether AI’s speed is liberating us for deeper discovery or drowning us in unvalidated noise, as Gale Robins and Jeff Gothelf warn that productivity gains without strategic focus are just accelerating the status quo. While Roman Pichler argues for strict strategic guardrails to cut throu…
The Feed & The Thread - May 4, 2026
We explore why our drive for efficiency is eroding trust, from Catherine Chu’s finding that users reject AI dating coaching for feeling dishonest to the structural failure of AI chat histories that bury critical context. We also untangle community debates on whether simplicity is mistaken for lazin…
The Feed & The Thread - April 27, 2026
We explore the tension between constant AI assistance and the actual user experience, asking whether intelligence should always be visible or if uninvited help degrades our flow. Drawing on Bradly Zavakos's framework for mapping AI presence to intent and Julie Zhuo's challenge to the stigma of admi…
The Feed & The Thread - April 26, 2026
We're drowning in features and AI speed, yet the real challenge today is finding the discipline to remove what doesn't matter. We explore Luis Hermosilla's argument for strategic subtraction and Jeff Gothelf's warning that AI lacks the memory of past failures that gives human opinions real value. W…
The Feed & The Thread - April 13, 2026
We explore the tension between velocity and trust, asking whether moving faster actually accelerates our uncertainty. While Jeff Gothelf warns that "vibe coding" without discovery leaves teams with a "now what" dilemma, Honey Mehta argues that deliberate slowness is essential for building confidenc…
The Feed & The Thread - April 11, 2026
We explore the tension between polished perfection and the human touch, asking if visible imperfection is the only way to signal trust in an era of AI fatigue. Megan Chan argues that handmade designs are our new trust signal, while Jeff Gothelf warns that rigid frameworks like SAFe are now catastro…
The Feed & The Thread - April 9, 2026
We confront the uncomfortable truth that the systems we build to improve things often make them worse, starting with Dora Czerna's argument that human-centered design's blind spot for environmental cost turns user comfort into a driver of unnecessary consumption. As Julia Hansen and Jeff Gothelf re…
The Feed & The Thread - March 30, 2026
Today we confront the uncomfortable gap between AI's ability to let us build teams in a single text file and the corporate cultures that still punish the speed it creates. While Christine Vallaure proves one person can run five agents with just plain text, Jeff Gothelf warns that our leadership str…
The Feed & The Thread - September 28, 2026
We’re building AI systems faster than we can define who’s responsible when they fail, creating a dangerous gap where everyone feels they’re doing their job but no one owns the outcome. Jeff Gothelf argues we must name a specific accountable human before automating decisions, while Pavel Samsonov wa…
The Feed & The Thread - October 5, 2026
We’re drowning in AI tools but starving for strategy, so we ask whether we’re using these tools to ship faster or to understand deeper. Jeff Gothelf proposes a lightweight canvas to cut through the feature-stuffing chaos, while Pavel Samsonov warns that our obsession with speed is killing real lear…
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