The world does not need any more AI productivity tools. We’ve evaluated such tools running well into triple digits in the past 12 months alone, and believe that the vast majority of those are destined for the graveyard. We’re in the most exponential cycle of innovation, and therefore value creation, the world has ever seen.
We recently received the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 and put it through its paces. I came away thoroughly impressed by its ultra-premium design and massive power. I’m one of those people that love my hardware, yet my usual workflow relies heavily on having a multi-monitor display. I also get really annoyed when a co-working space
As you’ve no doubt noticed, there’s a lot to read on the internet. Vast numbers of new articles are published every day. There’s still quite a lot of it not being written by AI, too. Trying to keep up with everything can feel exhausting, and that’s where read-it-later apps come in. These apps will queue
Passion Planner Passion Highlighters for $20: If your planner could use a little color, I really like Passion Planner’s highlighter sets. They’re nice and thin-tipped to fit into slim planner lines, and I especially like the vintage colors for adding color without it feeling neon-bright. You can use the highlighters to organize your plans by
While the S11 and S11 Ultra are pretty close specs-wise, I suggest that you go for the Ultra if you can. It’s big, and sometimes unwieldy to carry around, but that giant screen is glorious for entertainment, and working in split-screen mode feels like you’re on a laptop. While I do like OnePlus’s OxygenOS (RIP)
Bosses everywhere are scrambling to figure out if and how to grade their employees’ AI use. At Gusto, a platform for human resources, managers slot workers into one of five AI archetypes during quarterly reviews. They may begin as “observers,” those who aren’t yet using AI on their own. “Integrators” have made AI part of
