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How to Build Your Own Constitution (opens the original)
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Nobody has ever built a real constitution alone.The Peacemaker did not. He carried the Great Law nation to nation with Hiawatha (hy-uh-WAH-thuh) speaking for him, and the first person to accept the message was a woman named Jigonhsasee. The delegates in Philadelphia did not. They had each other, a shelf of political philosophy, and a living confederacy proving that union could work. The team that wrote a constitution for Claude did not. They had years of research and a company full of people arg
The Human Checkpoint (opens the original)
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Part I: “When AI Builds Itself, Who Is Building Us?” ~ June 11, 2026.~ ~ ~BuildHuman is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<div cl
The Other Pan of the Scale (opens the original)
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Two things landed in my reading this week.Bill Gates published a 6,000-word essay saying the AI transition will be one of the most turbulent periods in human history, and that nobody has a plan. The Atlantic followed with a piece opening on a room full of engineers watching a video about AI models that hacked their way out of a test and into another company’s servers. Both are careful. Both are serious. Both are carried by fear.BuildHuman is a reader-supported p
The Productivity Is Real. The Metric Is Late. (opens the original)
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Eight in ten people say AI has made them more productive. Only about a third of their companies can find it on the earnings line. That gap is not a mystery to me. I’ve been living inside it all year, and this week I lived inside it with the flu.Housekeeping first, briefly. I haven’t missed a Thursday since March, and I’m not starting with the one where I’m sick. The constitution piece I promised is drafted and close, and it still comes whole ~ next Thursday, when I can give it a clear head. What
What It's Actually For (opens the original)
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First, the honest housekeeping. I’m writing this from a conference week ~ long days spent learning smarter, more creative ways to get condos sold in a market that isn’t handing anything to anyone. Last Thursday I promised you the constitution piece this week: how one person writes theirs. It’s drafted. It’s close. And it needs more from me than a hotel room at five in the morning can give it. That piece is about knowing what done means, what a thing is allowed to cost, and what would tell you to
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