Evan Armstrong is the lead writer at Every. He explores profit and power in technology in his column, Napkin Math.
A Book Review of The Power Law
How tech is changing what it means to be an author
Startups screw up sometimes, but making things cheaper is a moral necessity
What consumer tech and media got wrong
An Intuitive Explainer for How To Lose Money and Win Anyway
I'm going full time on Napkin Math
Whoopsie, I may have gotten a little excited
Screenshots of my contract and the financial model I used to decide
The newest SaaS company to hit the public markets
RIP to nerd Jesus
The complicated business of selling social good
Who has the brawn to capture creator’s profit?
My sick, unexplainable desire to buy a face computer
AI imagery is more popular, more powerful, and less harmful than you think
What OpenAI’s Operator tells us about what comes next in artificial intelligence
The Pricing Power Flex
A $100B Bet on Two Brothers
In a new statement, the Catholic Church expounds on the nature of human versus machine intelligence, and its views on the utility of AI
Can AI agents make you a billionaire?
Whether in art, startups, or parenting, you can only control so much
The company has every possible advantage, but can they use it?
Addicted, Overwhelmed, Oversubscribed: How Technology Hooked the World
Triller's S1 raises questions about its numbers
Decoding what the AI leader’s latest release means for the future
