Stay Human Chapter 4 | Summit Speakers, Part 2 | The Coming Jackpocalypse? | Blaise Week | The Infinity Machine
Chapter 4 of Stay Human: The Journey People Take Helen's new chapter maps the territory that isn'
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Stay Human Chapter 4 | Summit Speakers, Part 2 | The Coming Jackpocalypse? | Blaise Week | The Infinity Machine
Chapter 4 of Stay Human: The Journey People Take Helen's new chapter maps the territory that isn'
The Coming Jackpocalypse?
Jack Dorsey laid off 4,000 people and called it an AI strategy. But when AI creates time, the interesting question isn't whether to cut—it's what you choose to do with the time you've freed. Dorsey chose to give it away.
4. The Journey People Take
We move through five different places with AI: The Wake Up, The Groove, The Merge, The Breaking, The Rebuild
Blaise Agüera y Arcas: What Is Intelligence?
A conversation with Blaise Agüera y Arcas about his new book, What Is Intelligence?
Stay Human Chapter 3 | Summit Speakers Round 1 | If Your People Are Replaceable, Your Business Might Be Too | Caleb Sharf's The Giant Leap
Chapter 3 of Stay Human: The Three Ways You're Changing Dave: Helen's latest chapter introduces the
If Your People Are Replaceable, Your Business Might Be Too
When a CEO announces that AI can replace their workforce, they're not making a bold bet on the future. They're telling you their business has no core.
Stay Human Chapter 2 | Steve Sloman
Stay Human: Chapter 2 Helen just published Chapter 2 of Stay Human: "The Right to a Future Tense."
Steven Sloman: The Cost of Conviction
A conversation with Steven Sloman about his new book, The Cost of Conviction
2. The Right to a Future Tense
AI fills the gap when you don't know what you want. Most of us are still working that out — and that's okay.
Another Book: Stay Human | Ellie Pavlick | Saaspocalypse
Stay Human: Chapter 1 Last week, Helen published The Artificiality: AI, Culture, and Why the Future Will Be Co-Evolution. This
The SaaS Apocalypse Is a Category Error
Why Wall Street's panic over AI agents misunderstands what makes enterprise software valuable—and what makes AI useful