Evan Armstrong was a lead writer at Every who explored profit and power in technology in Napkin Math.
When building a startup gets hard, where should we turn?
What our digital companions reveal about human loneliness
How to think about investing in a startup versus a public company
This newest funding round means this company has either a trillion-dollar outcome—or nothing at all.
A note about power
How can you know when to invest?
But that doesn’t mean it's going to beat ChatGPT
Plus a few things that bring me hope
The Weird Future Ahead
The Search For the Winning Formula
The newest wave of AI research is changing everything
Hints to why their shares popped 60% in their first day
Is AI training a sustainable business model for the future?
The market failures damning content to ever increasing sensationalism
The next big disruption in software is here, and it understands what you’re looking for better than you do
Music producer Rick Rubin explores the creative process
How the fintech became one of the fastest-growing startups—ever
The Rugged Landscape of Digital Advertising
My AI awakening
An investigation into a Sam Altman tweet
A new book on Bill Gates asks: How do you measure a billionaire’s net impact on the world?
Neither hellscape nor utopia—the internet makes society anew
GE, Amazon, and the flywheel of death
How a Scrappy Utah Software Company Ignored Every Silicon Valley Heuristic and Won Anyway