Hello World: Why I’m Starting This Blog

The Brutal Truth

I build AI products. Right now, my daily reality is watching my own value depreciate in real-time.

Last month, I spent three sleepless nights perfecting a feature. This week, a new model dropped, and a colleague rebuilt the whole thing in a single afternoon using a new tool. It was actually better.

That moment felt absurd. If tools evolve exponentially while I learn linearly, then “experience” and “seniority” are just piles of expiring scrap paper.

What This Blog Is About

Everyone in this industry is anxious. Instead of letting that anxiety loop inside my head, I’m putting it on paper.

This blog isn’t a hand-holding guide on how to write prompts. I’m not here to play tech prophet either. I’m searching for an answer I don’t have yet.

• When the hard skills you’re proud of are outmatched by AI, what skills are actually worth the investment?
• While everyone scrambles to board the next bus of technical progress, how do you stay relevant?
• When speed and output are no longer competitive edges, what is a real moat?

Why “Finding Value”?

Because “Will AI replace me?” is a boring and cowardly question.

The real crisis is this: if every one of your contributions can be replaced by a more efficient AI, why do you matter?

My current answer is: I don’t know. So I’m starting this blog. I just want to find a way to stay afloat before I’m completely submerged.