Katie Parrott is a staff writer and AI editorial lead at Every. She writes Working Overtime, a column about how technology reshapes work, and builds AI-powered systems for the Every editorial team.
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I never meant to build software. Then AI made it easy.
Voice-first AI removed the invisible friction between my brain and the page
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We spawned AI agents like crazy. Then we tried to work with them.
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