AI engineer and Every columnist Michael Taylor recently stopped by our New York office for a tutorial on how the prompt ...

TL;DR: Today we’re releasing a new episode of our podcast AI & I. Dan Shipper sits down with Scott Wu, the cofounder and CEO of Cognition, maker of the autonomous AI coding agent Devin. Watch on X or ...

The case for maximizing meaning, not efficiencyUsing AI is an exercise in meta-thinking. At Every, that often means writing about what it means to write with AI. Among our recent pieces, we've talked ...

Core directives The heart of the style guide is the section I call the core directives. This is where I’ve tried to pin down the essence of a Working Overtime essay: a voice rooted inside the ...

Day two tells the truth. On day two, novelty wears off and social pressure disappears. People either reach for your tool ...

Before I opened my laptop, the code had reviewed itself. I launched GitHub expecting to dive into my usual routine—flag poorly named variables, trim excessive tests, and suggest simpler ways to handle ...

This chart shows the results from 20 games where various models acting as France faced weaker opponents. The red bars represent optimized aggressive prompts, the gray basic prompts, and the yellow the ...

Kieran Klaassen, the general manager of our email management tool Cora, is redefining what it means to be a programmer in the age of AI—and he’s doing it with Claude Code. Claude Code has changed ...

The history of the personal computer wasn't just about technology—it was about vision, trust, and the courage to stand up to a monopoly. In his latest piece for The Crazy Ones, Gareth Edwards tells ...

Knowledge work is dying—welcome to the age of wisdom work AI models don’t sleep or burn out; they can absorb entire fields of study in days. One highly trained model will soon be able to outperform an ...

Good writing is about more than a punctuation mark ...

Six seconds later, I was staring at a scrollable epic, complete with revenue mix, milestones mapped to the quarter, and a five‑bullet case for why this future is “plausible.” In o3’s 2030, I’m editor ...