Reading the new AI encyclical, building a Pope-vs-Big-Tech video game with Claude Code, and finding the exact limits of vibe coding.
Inventing the microchip doesn't make you right forever. You don't need quantum mechanics to explain intelligence - it's a physical process.
You have a million euros to bet on the future of AI: the personal digital twin that lives on your computer, or intelligence as a networked service. Where do you put it?
We're used to framing AI as automation. But its deeper role might be coordination - aligning people and organizations where before we had to do it by hand.
Every generation has its grumpy old-timers. The pointer-and-memory diehards were ours. The next one? Us - the ones who still insist on writing code at all.
