The Future Is Elsewhere

Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast

How AI Agents Could Expand the Complexity Humans Can Manage

Jun 8 • Mike Walsh

May 2026

Digital Labor Is Different, Not Cheaper

Stop treating AI like headcount

May 25 • Mike Walsh

Leadership LARPing

Why AI is making productivity harder to detect and more dangerous to reward

May 15 • Mike Walsh

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AI Won’t Replace Engineers. It Will Redesign Engineering Firms.

What happens when machines can generate the work, but humans still carry the responsibility?

May 9 • Mike Walsh

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Headless SaaS

The War for Who Owns Work

May 2 • Mike Walsh

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March 2026

The Rise Of The High Throughput Operator

When intelligence is no longer scarce, the real risk is not inefficiency, but underutilization.

Mar 29 • Mike Walsh

When Work Isn’t a Workflow

Why agents, advisors, and sales roles will be reshaped, not replaced

Mar 19 • Mike Walsh

How Many AI Agents Does It Take To Change A Lightbulb?

Why counting digital workers will force companies to rethink org charts, accountability, and the economics of decision-making.

Mar 14 • Mike Walsh

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The AI Layoff Illusion

Why cutting workers in the name of artificial intelligence doesn’t necessarily create real productivity.

Mar 8 • Mike Walsh

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February 2026

Abundant Intelligence Does Not Have to End in Crisis

A response to the Citrini Research Memo

Feb 28 • Mike Walsh

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The Sovereign Enterprise

The Hidden Fragility of the AI Supply Chain

Feb 24 • Mike Walsh

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When Your AI Goes Shopping

How personal agents and retailer assistants are reshaping power in digital commerce

Feb 20 • Mike Walsh