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A Week Inside the One-Person Billion-Dollar Company
Sam Altman's friends are betting on a company with one employee. Here's what an actual week running one looks like.
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Operations
Practical posts on turning recurring work into controlled Task Machine workflows with approvals, checks, agents on your own machines, and a history you can read.
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The Law Already Assumes Your AI-Run Company Needs a Human in Charge
Argentina's bill for AI-run companies still requires a human administrator liable for outcomes. What that means for anyone building with autonomous agents.
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Add AI Agents to the Business You Already Run
Most AI company tools assume you are starting from a prompt. Real businesses already run. The better model plugs agents into the stack you have.
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Autonomous Company vs Operating Layer
Two models for letting AI run your business: a company that runs itself, or an operating layer you direct. The honest tradeoffs.
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Choosing an AI Agent Platform as a Solo Founder
Stop asking which AI agent platform is best. Use the axes that actually decide it for a solo founder, then map each category to where it fits.
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How to Run a Company With AI Without Handing It the Keys
Running a company with AI works as a controlled operating model, not a black box. Here is the model: workflows, one inbox, autonomy levels, budgets, verifiers.
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Teams of Humans and Agents: What an AI-Native Company Looks Like
Why an AI-native company is a team where humans and agents share the work, not an org chart of role-bots you approve from above.
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Controlled Autonomy: Let Agents Work Without Letting Them Drift
How to give agents real autonomy with explicit boundaries, approvals, verifiers, and escalation paths instead of vague trust.
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