I almost did not publish this book.
For twenty-five years, my job was to make slow things fast. Databases, queries, performance. I built a quiet pride on being good at it. I never imagined a fast thing would be the one to break my heart a little.
It started on an ordinary afternoon, watching a machine do in four seconds something that used to take me half a day. I waited to feel amazed. Instead, something in my chest went quiet.
It was grief. Not for the task. For the part of me that the task used to need.
So I started writing, just to understand it. Thirty essays later, my new book is out: AI: Nobody's in There.
It is not about prompts or tools. It is about the human part no machine can do for you: judgment, taste, verification, and the responsibility to decide whether the work deserves to exist.
The machine can answer. It cannot care. That part never left. It stayed with us.
Nobody's in there. But we're still in here.
The book is on Amazon now (Kindle, audiobook, paperback). And if you would rather not buy it, no worries at all: all 30 essays are free to read on my blog.
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