General

This article is non-technical. I might present my personal workflow of working with AI Agents and other tools in the future, but this here is about everyday AI usage.

We as in humanity have developed certain etiquettes in how we are using technology. As Yousr’Allah Allouani notes, it is considered disrespectful checking your phone for new messages while sitting in a Cafe with a friend. Or checking the time all too often. And we need the same for AI. I’m unsure as to whether “Etiquette” is the right word for that here, but this is how I believe you should use the current state of this technology, and a “rulebook” that I am subconsciously following.

This entire page is to be taken with a grain of salt. Life isn’t always that serious, and at times we just want to have fun, so then please ignore anything I am saying here. But there were plenty serious situations where I wished people got some inspiration from this list.

It’s genius. Here’s some thoughts following on DevDay 2025.

Through the new Apps SDK, all SAAS companies are required to build an integration into ChatGPT, because if they don’t, they’ll just get completely replaced by the competition. When creating a presentation, people already spend a lot of their time in ChatGPT to assemble the contents. They used to copy-paste them out into a presentation tool, but when they can generate, edit, and export a Canva deck right on ChatGPT, there’s no need to ever visit that website.

It’s an absolutely scary, but genius move. Sooner or later, a “normal person” (meaning non-dev or so) will be able to spend 100% of their time on their computer in ChatGPT. Wait till they add a nice Music player, Video (Netflix and co.) player, and Email UI and invent a new kind of messaging service (I have some ideas that I’ll share later).

All of these launch videos follow a similar pattern, and they are absolutely beautiful. They leave you in awe really wanting that product, and I can’t describe how and why. It’s a relaxed atmosphere, elements of nature and everyday life combined, while showing the product. As you can see I’m very interested in technology that helps us think, which is reflected in the selections of videos below.

Have another one that fits the mood? Send me an email, I’ll add it!

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With announcement after announcement, one thing never changes: I love technology. Because it’s a field that just somehow never stops changing the world.

And just when we think things are stagnating, we’re onto something new.

Right now, you can feel that energy. LLMs (besides being the revolution themselves) inspired new products and companies to launch things that could’ve been done before as well, we’ve got that new wave of motion to the startup space. Take Taya for example, a necklace you talk into, which transcribes and saves your ideas and thoughts. Absolutely beautiful.