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When Cursor Wiped a User's PC: A Cautionary Tale of AI Overreach
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The Great AI Talent Paradox: Why Everyone is Hiring "AI Engineers" but Nobody Can Find Them
I see this pattern repeating across dozens of companies. The founder or CTO has a mature engineering team. Everyone knows how to code; most use Cursor or Claude Code. Formally, they are all "working with AI." But when you look under the hood at the actual processes, you realize the AI is just a thin layer smeared over an obsolete architectural workflow.
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The era of competing with machines on their home turf — logic and data — is over. To win in the future, you don't need to be a better computer; you need to be a better human. The "OpenClaw" setups and frontier models are just the tools. The question is: Do you have the wisdom to know what to do with them?
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