conversations about what changes when everything changes
As with the internet and social media, life after AI will be different from life before it. This is our public conversation space and community about this transition, so that the after is more creative and pleasant than the before.
This is the fourth technological revolution in little more than twenty years, and the first to try to convince us that thinking and judging can be delegated. What it will mean for work, knowledge and how we live together depends on who joins the conversation. That is why we opened it to everyone.
We talk with people who are thinking and building: about work, knowledge, organizations and life with AI. No hype, no froth. The conversations are recorded and published.
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a company's knowledge is almost never in the documents, and AI has changed the cost of that arrangement
Essays on life after AI, published here and in the Life After AI newsletter on LinkedIn.
AI is presenting organizations with a bill they postponed for decades. A conversation with Davi Moreno about knowledge management.
read the essay → Aug 19, 2026 · 3 min readTrusting an AI that acts on its own does not depend on the AI: it depends on the company having written down what it means by its own words.
read the essay → Jul 30, 2026 · 11 min read · Continuous KnowledgeYour company organized its data; then it documented it. The AI pilot died anyway. This manifesto is about the missing step. Opening essay of the Continuous Knowledge series.
read the essay → Jul 28, 2026 · 3 min readWhy AI stalls in organizations before the model and before the tool: the company cannot say what it knows.
read the essay → Jul 21, 2026 · 3 min readWhen anyone can build fast, getting there first no longer protects you. A conversation with Diogo Dutra about what took the place of speed.
read the essay → Jul 13, 2026 · 3 min readWhen being fast becomes the bare minimum, the scarcest asset in organizations becomes judgment. And AI does not judge: it emulates.
read the essay → Jul 7, 2026 · 4 min readWhy we opened to the public a conversation that already existed among us, and where it begins: the augmentation trap.
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Subscribe to the newsletterLife After AI grows organically, at the pace of its conversations and the people who join it. It is from here that, in time, a think tank dedicated to life after AI should emerge.
The future with AI does not have to be what they are selling us. It can be what we build.