Loneliness is the quiet tax of nomad life. We meet our best friends in colivings, then scatter across the globe. But I built a simple 3-hour weekly habit that keeps those bonds alive, no matter the distance.
Last week, I made the case that AI can improve filmmaking. Like past inventions, it'll democratize the process. However, it shouldn't replace humans. And in this article, I'm showcasing what AI videos are achieving and how we limit them. When AI creation gets a
Films sent me to Tuscany, to neon Tokyo, to Bond's exotic hideaways. Now AI is rewriting how those films get made. Is this the death of authentic storytelling, or just the next step?
Digital nomad. The label is everywhere, yet nobody agrees on what it means. And that's the beauty of it. Anyone can step into this life. No permission needed. You control the pace, the place, the shape. Here's how I carve my own path.
I started as an AI skeptic. Then Revolut handed me Perplexity Pro and I got hooked. But credit walls and shrinking model access changed everything. Here's why I dropped Perplexity for Claude Pro — and why my work hasn't slowed down since.
Kasparov called humans augmented by machines "centaurs." Doctorow flipped it: reverse centaurs are humans degraded by them. As digital nomads leaning hard on AI, which one are we becoming?
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From cozy Japanese dining in Bukit Bintang to Malaysian favorites in Chinatown, here's where to eat plant-based without compromise in Malaysia's capital.
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