JA Westenberg, an essayist and creator of Kerouac, Post Through It, Distributism.ai, Laterware, and Studio Self, outlines new rules of digital etiquette in an essay titled 'Neo-Etiquette Basics: The N…
JA Westenberg argues that creators who outsource their initial creative spark to AI tools like Grok or ChatGPT risk losing their own identity, emphasizing that a self is defined by what one chooses to…
JA Westenberg, an essayist and creator of tools like Kerouac and Distributism.ai, outlines five rules for building a practical 'Second Brain' knowledge archive, emphasizing manual curation over automa…
JA Westenberg argues that in the age of AI, 500-word posts outperform 5,000-word essays, as content creation trends toward a factory model and readers' attention spans shrink. Westenberg, who built Ke…
A writer reflects on a podcast guest who uses AI voice-to-text to bypass the slow process of typing, arguing that the friction between thought and output was once an essential part of the creative and…
The 4-Hour Workweek model of passive income is obsolete in the AI era, argues writer JA Westenberg, because AI has automated the arbitrage tactics—virtual assistant work, niche info products, dropship…
The 'permanent underclass' narrative driven by AI maximalists is a myth rooted in anxiety and overexposure to AI developments, not a realistic prediction, argues writer JA Westenberg. Westenberg, auth…
Humans do not want infinite content but common ground, argues writer JA Westenberg in a video essay. Westenberg introduces the "campfire law," stating that the value of culture scales with the number …