Rhea Purohit focuses on research-driven storytelling in tech. She writes about the psychology and history of adopting new technologies in her column, Learning Curve.
Software has always had clear rules. AI forces you to write your own.
Using a new technology can be hard. Here's what you can do about it.
With one engineer—and AI
AI won’t eliminate human effort. It’ll redirect it.
The case for maximizing meaning, not efficiency
Diving deep into the future of the economy and jobs
Talking AI at Reid Hoffman's Masters of Scale Summit
Make the most of AI by lowering your expectations
I followed Dr. Gena Gorlin’s prompts and had a breakthrough
New York Times columnist Kevin Roose made 18 AI friends to find out
Good writing is about more than a punctuation mark
Creativity isn’t magic. You can train it like a muscle, and AI can help.
AI is transforming our thinking skills—not replacing them
Steph Smith’s advice helps you make the most of your time online
For more AI adoption, more intelligence isn’t the answer
Portola cofounder Quinten Farmer and head of story Eliot Peper on building AI companions that feel real
Author Nadia Asparouhova on why AI isn't as different from us as we think
Willem Van Lancker has always learned the hard way. He thinks that’s exactly how it should be.
I asked two OpenAI LLMs to help me get fit—one stood out.
ChatPRD creator Claire Vo on how AI is making entrepreneurship accessible
Cora engineers Kieran Klaassen and Nityesh Agarwal on a new breed of software development
Founder and coach Jonny Miller on AI workflows that fuel personal clarity and professional growth
Former Stripe and Google exec Alex Komoroske on designing technology that goes beyond what you want right now
Why we need to break out of skeuomorphic patterns of thinking about AI
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