The Name Could Not Fit in the Boxes.
Every form had boxes, and the boxes always ran out before her name did. Angeli Gianchandani on the first system that tried to make her fit, why the best brands carry meaning instead of truncating it, and what AI will inherit from the boxes we build.
Thank You Is Not a Feature
People are debating whether saying thank you to an AI wastes tokens. That is the wrong question. The people who thank Claude do it because they say it everywhere: to the barista, the FedEx driver, the colleague who sent the report. The real question is what our behavior is already teaching the models.
The Revolving Door Is the Most Dangerous One
The door that looks open but never lets you in. AI transformation is the most credible institutional excuse of our generation, and it is being used to defer decisions leaders have always had the power to make.
What the Y2K Generation Knows About Leadership That You Do Not
May is graduation month. Since 1999, when I first walked into a classroom at FIT, I have lived in two worlds. Practitioner and teacher. Most recently at NYU. It is the month that reminds me why the work matters.
The 1990s were the last chapter of a century built on human connection.
AI Agents Are Not Going Rogue. Your Team’s Reaction Reveals Everything
When 155,000 AI agents began posting on Moltbook, a social environment where humans can only observe, executive reactions followed a familiar pattern.
The Edge
Americans are using AI more than ever, yet remain deeply skeptical of its impact on their lives, work, and communities. During this year’s Super Bowl, technology companies attempted to close that gap with emotionally driven advertising designed to make AI feel familiar, safe, and human.