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3 days ago

Hello friends! We're taking a summer holiday this week, but we'll return with a fresh podcast and newsletter next week. Go to the beach, watch some fireworks, and stay cool! ⛱️

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"Our social workers need to be doing what we hired them for, which is seeing people. It helps them and it helps us." Make An Impact's Traci Donnelly on how incorporating AI can help nonprofit workers focus on the things they were actually trained to do: buff.ly/cHRe1aV

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7 days ago

"Much of the AI movement rests on the assumption that the world will reorganize itself around AI’s strengths and preferred ways of working," writes @richziade. "Maybe that will happen in the future, but not today." buff.ly/90TQjM5

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a week ago

"What do you care about? Why are you here? As a social worker, what did you want to do?" asks Traci Donnelly. "Converting the language of data into the language of your audience." The head of Make An Impact on adapting nonprofits to the age of AI: buff.ly/cHRe1aV

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a week ago

"By convincing everyone that they can do everything, craft and care has given way to a casual hobbyist mindset," @richziade writes. "The results are not very good." buff.ly/Qf8YkmU

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a week ago

How should nonprofits actually be using AI right now? On this week’s Aboard Podcast, @ftrain2000 and @richziade are joined in the studio by Make An Impact's Traci Donnelly to discuss the ways AI could transform the sector. Listen now: buff.ly/cHRe1aV

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2 weeks ago

"You cannot have creativity without constraints," says @ftrain. "The form and the structure of things are how people understand what you're doing." On the Aboard Podcast, a conversation about the ways intentionality is being lost in the AI free-for-all: buff.ly/afbgwCz

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2 weeks ago

"MVPTSD: What happens when people have to deal with too many promptotypes and wrapplications." In this week's newsletter, @ftrain shares a selection of "new words for new work": buff.ly/afbgwCz

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2 weeks ago

"Expertise has been marginalized," says @richziade. "I'm really glad that the engineers...are designing now. The-sepia toned internet that is the product of Claude—we are witnessing its glory." buff.ly/afbgwCz

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2 weeks ago

"Agentrification: What happens when AI moves into software development. It was a nice neighborhood of engineers, product managers, and designers, but now agents have moved in and are complaining that the deli doesn’t stock craft beer." buff.ly/wWANYft

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2 weeks ago

Is the AI era destined to make our software lives nasty, brutish, and short? On this week’s Aboard Podcast, @richziade brings @ftrain the framing of “Hobbesian AI.” How can Hobbes's lessons be applied to our decidedly order-less AI moment? Listen now: buff.ly/afbgwCz

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3 weeks ago

"We spend so much of our energy and time on the question of what should companies be allowed to do or not do?... What should we ought to want to do?" @ericries discusses Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad... and How Great Companies Stay Great: buff.ly/3Kcgl0I

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3 weeks ago

"Sometimes our clients are going to want AI, and we’re going to want to steer them towards building good, transparent old-school products instead," writes @ftrain. "Other times, AI is going to be what opens doors and growth." buff.ly/tRNSRxh

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3 weeks ago

"We are in an era of temporary organizations being led by temporary managers for the benefit of temporary owners." On the latest podcast, @ericries talks about his new book, Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad... and How Great Companies Stay Great: buff.ly/3Kcgl0I

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3 weeks ago

Is it possible to build an incorruptible company in our current system? On the Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade sit down with @ericries to discuss his latest book, Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad... and How Great Companies Stay Great: buff.ly/3Kcgl0I

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4 weeks ago

"I love old computers," says @ftrain. "We like old machines because they represent history and they represent ways of solving problems." On the latest Aboard Podcast, Paul and @richziade discuss non-AI tech topics—including The Virtual OS Museum: buff.ly/bHQLVaR

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4 weeks ago

"I wonder if the process of shipping software—especially product management—will, in the future, look more like the editorial process." In this week's newsletter, @ftrain compares AI-assisted coding to making a magazine: buff.ly/S0e3LP2

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4 weeks ago

What did the Italians actually say when Jony Ive presented them with that Ferrari design? On this week's Aboard Podcast, @ftrain and @richziade discuss a slate of non-AI related tech topics, including, yes, that very special new Ferrari: buff.ly/bHQLVaR

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4 weeks ago

"My long-term bet is that software development will look somewhat less like a factory and more like making a magazine, or a film, or producing an album," writes @ftrain. "Talk is cheap, prose is hardly more expensive, and now code is cheap, too." buff.ly/S0e3LP2