August 4, 2026
The first person I heard use “future” as a verb was probably Douglas Rushkoff. That would’ve been about 2018, and Rushkoff was already years into making the argument that a better future depended on having more people actively involved in exploring and shaping futures. He wanted to push us all out of passivity and into agency, into the belief that the future didn’t have to be something that happened to us. It could be something we would meaningfully and intentionally co-create.
I was working for Singularity University then, and Rushkoff’s framing definitely resonated with me. Among the many things we were up to at SU, bringing more people into big conversations about the future and how they could lead as if…
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August 11, 2026 — Working Theory
#001
The first serious legal exposure from agentic AI is going to land on individual users, not on the AI labs or the makers of AI harnesses – and it will land there precisely because the labs are the only parties equipped to survive it.
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