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Every is a collection of business-oriented newsletters that started in 2020. We provide insightful analysis and commentary, approaching topics from the viewpoint of those actively engaged in the field. We view business not only as an intellectually stimulating pursuit but also as a meaningful endeavor that transcends personal profit, serving as a reflection of one’s values. Our goal is to connect with inquisitive and driven readers across various industries, job roles, and business topics who resonate with this mindset. By achieving this, we aspire to contribute to a better future: the narratives we share today can shape the businesses of tomorrow.

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o3-pro Vibe Check-A Slow, Steady Last Resort

5 days ago | every.to | Dan Shipper

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. Sometimes the only way to solve a hard problem is to surrender. It’s 9 p.m., and you've worn down your whiteboard, emptied your coffee pot, and thrown your Oblique Strategy cards across the room. So you pop a melatonin, crawl into bed, mutter “fuck it” into your pillow, and conk out. If you’re lucky, you jump out of bed at 4:15 a.m. with the answer fully formed in your head.
How to Keep Your Writing Weird in the Age of AI

2 weeks ago | every.to | Katie Parrott

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. I was deep in a rabbit hole about textual criticism and the Bible when my ChatGPT pointed me toward a concept that completely changed how I think about writing with AI. Lectio difficilior potior. The harder reading is stronger. It's a principle scholars have used for centuries. When faced with two versions of an ancient text and asked which is the original, they choose the one that's more difficult to understand.
We Made Top AI Models Compete in a Game of Diplomacy. Here’s Who Won.

3 weeks ago | every.to | Alex Duffy

Make email your superpowerNot all emails are created equal—so why does our inbox treat them all the same? Cora is the most human way to email, turning your inbox into a story so you can focus on what matters and getting stuff done instead of on managing your inbox. Cora drafts responses to emails you need to respond to and briefs the rest.
Knowledge Work Is Dying-Here’s What Comes Next

1 month ago | every.to | Joe Hudson

Joe Hudson coaches the executives building AGI at OpenAI—many of whom believe AI will soon do the jobs they're currently doing. But they're not panicking. They're developing entirely different skills that will remain valuable, with Joe’s help. I've known him personally for a few years, and not only is he a sharp thinker, he's also remarkably grounded—someone who faces the uncertainty of the future not with anxiety but with genuine curiosity, compassion, and practical wisdom.
Google’s AI Vision: Make Tech Human Again

1 month ago | every.to | Alex Duffy

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. I found myself shaking my head in disbelief and surprisingly emotional throughout the entire two days of Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference that was held this week.
Vibe Check: Claude 4 Opus

1 month ago | every.to | Dan Shipper

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. This week has been a doozy: I went to Microsoft Build and interviewed the company's CTO Kevin Scott, we announced our fundraise in the New York Times, Google held its I/O event (more on that from Alex Duffy tomorrow), OpenAI acqui-hired Apple designer Jony Ive, and today I’m at Anthropic’s Code With Claude event. Let me state for the record: I am tired of all of this progress.
When o3 Plans Your Career Better Than You Do

1 month ago | every.to | Katie Parrott

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. I’ve always hated the question, “Where do you see yourself in five years?” Answering it feels like an exercise in forced self-aggrandizement—vaulting myself to the top of the org chart just to prove I have the right measure of ambition and am not afraid to "think big." If someone could supply an answer that felt authentic rather than pandering to whatever hiring manager asked the question, I’d Venmo them a finder’s fee.
Vibe Check: Codex-OpenAI’s New Coding Agent

1 month ago | every.to | Dan Shipper

🎧 Bonus: A special episode of AI & Iwith OpenAI product team member Alexander Embiricos is now live. Watch on X or YouTube. Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. Last night I shipped a new feature for Cora, Every’s AI-enabled email assistant. Cora is not a vibe-coded product: Its codebase is a 5,5000-plus commit cathedral of Rails craftsmanship mostly from Kieran Klaassen, Cora’s general manager, our resident DHH.
Rise of the AI Wrappers

1 month ago | every.to | Alex Duffy |Katie Parrott |Rhea Purohit |Scott Nover

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. We're at a rare moment: Some of the world’s richest companies are practically giving away access to their most powerful AI models in an effort to become kings of the next technological frontier.
Vibe Check: Gemini 2.5 Pro and Gemini 2.5 Flash

1 month ago | every.to | Katie Parrott

Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. Google's Gemini models may not dominate conversations (or searches) like OpenAI’s—but they’re starting to dominate something more important: the developer software stack. Inside Every, Gemini 2.5 Pro and Gemini 2.5 Flash are already powering production workflows, and Flash runs quietly in the background of products like Cora and Sparkle.