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Operations & Project Support. Building useful things for small teams with AI & Automation. Former dataviz & crypto. Catch me @ WebSummit Lisbon (Nov 9-12)

Joined January 2010
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Working with AI agents calls for a rethink of our devices. If a lot of my work is telling agents what to do, why do I need a whole laptop? I want something small I can take to the kitchen, the balcony, even the bathroom :) A tablet, but more agent-first. I think it's time to rethink what a work device looks like.
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It's here and it makes so much sense. Clicking a Tableau or Power BI dashboard together from scratch hours and days long just didn't make sense to me anymore. I feel for the #dataviz industry, but this step was inevitable - AI is data-native.
Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion are in beta today. Ask Claude to turn your data into live dashboards and your ideas into animated explainers.
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isn't this the ultimate agency!? i love these golden unbound creativity times!
If you don't care about outcomes or impact at all, this is truly a golden age for builders and curious explorers! Ask your agents to build weird, deeply-personal projects that make no sense to anyone else.
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My son loves SpongeBob. And I don’t mind him watching it. It’s so right brain! 🧠 🌈
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I see this work for all kinds of things: busy mom speaking into AI helping her with the mental load, epiphany about work or life on a walk in the woods, capturing a thought while driving and acting on it instantly --> I truly believe in a world where AI takes our burdens.
Can you direct a film just by describing it out loud? Jason Silva, the former Brain Games host, made The Dervish, a 25-minute AI film set in the 1960s, in five days. In an interview with High Times, Silva explained the workflow: riff each scene into speech-to-text, let a language model turn the riff into a shot-by-shot list, then send that list to the video model. The tool is Director, built by Vine co-founder Rus Yusupov, and it runs inside iMessage. Silva ran that loop 26 times, once for each chapter of roughly three minutes, and calls the method vibe directing. The shot list in the middle is the part I'd copy. Before your next AI short, talk through one scene out loud, write down every shot you described, and generate from that list one shot at a time. 🎬 #AIFilmmaking Link in Comments
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Can you direct a film just by describing it out loud? Jason Silva, the former Brain Games host, made The Dervish, a 25-minute AI film set in the 1960s, in five days. In an interview with High Times, Silva explained the workflow: riff each scene into speech-to-text, let a language model turn the riff into a shot-by-shot list, then send that list to the video model. The tool is Director, built by Vine co-founder Rus Yusupov, and it runs inside iMessage. Silva ran that loop 26 times, once for each chapter of roughly three minutes, and calls the method vibe directing. The shot list in the middle is the part I'd copy. Before your next AI short, talk through one scene out loud, write down every shot you described, and generate from that list one shot at a time. 🎬 #AIFilmmaking Link in Comments
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I think this is the beginning of a crazy creative era, not the end! Me and so many others can finally realize their crazy ideas! I'm fully in line here with @JasonSilva.
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I'm impressed with a report mockup ChatGPT generated. The model must have been trained on @storywithdata generous AI Primer document. Last time I had ChatGPT mockup dashboards was over a year ago and those were little aesthetically pleasing and quiet honestly nonsense.
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i'm back 🥳 (maybe 😅)! with my dwindelling passion for crypto (after a decade of involvement. nope, I'm not rich... i know, how bad of a trader must one be 😅) X became uninteresting. the dataviz community had left for linkedIn before that already. who's still here?
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Mark Cuban's take on the next job wave deserves more attention than it's getting. His argument: software as we know it is dying. Generic SaaS gets replaced by AI customized to how each business actually operates. The question then becomes — who builds and deploys that for the 33 million companies in the US that can't do it themselves? That's the market. Not AI for enterprises with 500-person eng teams. The other 99%. SMBs don't have CTOs. They don't have prompt engineers. They need someone to sit across the table, understand their workflow, and wire up an AI system that fits it. That's a services business. Probably the largest one this decade.
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POV: Using AI makes you (sound) like everybody else. Dare to be unique, edgy, quirky. Have your own style. Be you.
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1996: Jim Carrey didn’t act, didn’t tell jokes… he just did the head dance and instantly became a legend. Still cracks me up every rewatch 😂😂
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This a great lesson for all the men out there
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I've really been doing it wrong my entire life
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My thoughts on situation in #Venezuela , (where I was born and grew up…)
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Very eloquent plea to heed the lived experience of a people long oppressed and not allow legalism to blind us to their trauma. If I was Venezuelan, I believe I would be very frustrated by the indignation of people who condemn the arrest of Maduro & show almost no concern for the humanity and rights of Venezuelans.
My thoughts on situation in #Venezuela , (where I was born and grew up…)
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Así explican la electricidad estática a los niños chinos. teapawt.net/MarchUnofficial/status…
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Today I wasted hours chatting with AI (ChatGPT) trying to figure out how to position professionally. It would tell me whatever I wanted to hear, how ever I prompted it. Not-surprising takeaway: What I think matters more than what AI thinks!...
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🚨 GEN Z IS PUTTING THEMSELVES IN “TIMEOUT” - AND CALLING IT HEALING No phone. No TV. No music. No food. Just silence. They’re calling it “raw dogging boredom.” 15 minutes of sitting completely still with zero distractions. Some say it’s weird. Others say it’s genius. Is this the dumbest trend yet or the smartest thing we’ve seen in years?
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THIS IS WHAT'S KEEPING ME UP AT NIGHT: 1. AI will kill the concept of a 9–5 for millions. MANY get laid off, become freelancers, shift to portfolios of agent-assisted work. 2. livestreaming explodes 100×. it becomes the only way to prove you are real and not AI. Twitch will look like one of the greatest acquisitions of all time. 3. the creator economy is graduating into the founder economy. audiences are mobilizing into companies, funds, and franchises. MrBeast was just the prototype! 4. we’re entering the app recombination era. the biggest startups of 2026 will be built by remixing three or four existing AI tools into new vertical workflows. 5. agents will start talking to other agents, and you won’t be in the loop. every “human in the middle” job becomes an API call between two models. 6. AI is collapsing the value chain. agencies, recruiters, consultants, and project managers disappear while micro-operators running ten-agent stacks take their place. 7. distribution goes agentic. every AI company will run a thousand influencer agents testing titles, thumbnails, and CTAs nonstop. ad spend becomes a living organism. i hope you like testing. 8. personalization flips commerce. the same product sells for fifty prices through fifty custom funnels, each built by AI for that buyer. price discovery becomes dynamic. this is prob better for business owners and worse for consumers :( . 9. data privacy becomes the new luxury. entire brands form around “human-only,” “no-model,” or “offline verified.” authenticity becomes a trillion-dollar aesthetic. 10. creators will own AI studios instead of channels. one prompt becomes a short, an app, a brand, a product line. the boundary between content and company disappears. 11. the big social platforms fracture into signal markets. people will trade ideas, audience data, and prompt assets the way day-traders swap stocks. virality gets financialized. already happening. 12. energy becomes the next constraint. every AI boom ends in a power bottleneck. whoever solves cheap, local compute with solar or geothermal wins the century. 13. storytelling becomes an economic engine again. the only moats left are narrative, taste, and trust. 14. AI-native insurance becomes a massive opportunity. once agents handle billions of decisions, someone must underwrite the risk. 15. an AI glut means deflation everywhere except in ideas. when intelligence is free, originality becomes priceless. 16. governments create national models to protect sovereignty. data turns into a weapon and compute becomes foreign policy. 17. as agents handle logistics, humans move up the stack into aesthetics. art direction becomes a daily skill. everything becomes branding. 18. the next decade’s wealth comes not just from building AI but from deciding where not to use it. restraint will make fortunes. 19. AI compute arbitrage becomes a trillion-dollar trade. people buy cheap cloud in underdeveloped markets and rent it globally, like Airbnb for GPUs. 20. AI-native brands dominate e-commerce by owning micro-trends. they launch new products daily, test a thousand ad variants, and kill losers overnight. 21. the AI gold rush ends with a massive data rush. whoever owns or licenses niche, verified datasets controls the supply chain of the future. 22. the next $10 billion fund is hybrid: part VC, part compute allocator, part data warehouse. capital moves from money to intelligence. 23. once personal AGIs hit, subscription fatigue dies. consumers will want one AI that handles everything. the first “super-app for life” could be a trillion-dollar company. 24. most billion-dollar outcomes this decade come from repackaging existing industries through AI... the AI accountant, AI real-estate broker, AI logistics coordinator starting as highly vertical versions of familiar services. 25. mobile UI shifts from taps to chat + camera. the screen becomes a lens, the conversation becomes the interface. the app era quietly turns into the agent era. @meetLCA is a design agency i co-founded that is behind the biggest AI apps rn, seeing it play out now. 26. every industry is about to unbundle into interface companies. whoever owns the customer interface, not the backend or the model, controls the value chain. it’s Shopify vs AWS all over again. 27. vertical media merges with vertical SaaS. every niche publication births a product; every software company births a content arm. the media-product line disappears. 28. the internet used to reward consistency. the new internet rewards experimentation. the faster you test, the faster you compound. 29. AI blurs the line between work and art. products start to feel authored, like albums or films. founders become creative directors of automation. 30. AI regulation prob will look like climate policy... too slow, too messy, full of loopholes. innovation moves to places that treat compute like oil. 31. the internet fragments into private ecosystems. niche communities curated by AI become the real web. public feeds feel like Times Square; private groups feel like homes!! 32. the first fully autonomous startup launches within 3 years. no employees, no meetings, no deadlines, just connected agents generating profit. insanity. 33. we are living through the great compression. timelines that used to unfold over decades now happen in months. this is the closest thing to a gold rush most people will ever see. 34. people will look back on 2026–2029 the way we look at the early internet. the difference is you don’t need permission, capital, or credentials. you just need to build something people actually care about. 35. mobile consumer apps feel alive again. they talk back, remember you, and evolve with you. static interfaces begin to feel prehistoric. 36. the next decade of wealth will belong to people who understand three things: distribution is leverage, taste is strategy, and AI is infrastructure. im tired because i havent slept but wired because... THIS IS THE BEST TIME IN HISTORY TO BUILD. our future will look very different than our past/present. life as we know it changing. i hope you get some sleep.
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