Robert Glaser

I wrote a book! It's called The Elastic Loop and it's a framework for everyone delegating work to machines.Yes, the book is about agentic engineering (of course). But it's for the whole team working on software products as well as practicing knowledge wor

Ethan Mollick has been writing about AI adoption in organizations for a while now. In Making AI Work: Leadership, Lab, and Crowd, he makes the point that individual productivity gains from AI do not automatically become organizational gains. People may ge

A few weeks ago, I wrote about why companies shouldn't ban OpenClaw. What stuck with me afterwards, especially after the discussions at the first OpenClaw Munich meetup I organized, was something else.I think personal agents are one of the best training g

A month ago, I published "Personal AI is Already Here" about running OpenClaw on a Raspberry Pi as a personal assistant. The response was basically 50/50: half the people wanted to try it, the other half wanted to know how to stop their employees from try

Anthropic published their AI Fluency Index last week. It studies how people collaborate with AI, which behaviors they exhibit, how they iterate, where they push back.85.7% of productive conversations with Claude exhibit iteration and refinement. Those con

ThoughtWorks recently published The Future of Software Engineering-a synthesis from a multi-day retreat where senior engineering practitioners gathered under the Chatham House Rule to talk about the question that's eating every engineering organization al

This is the annotated version of my talk at code.talks 2025 with slides, sources, and some context I didn't get to say on stage. It's about a question that keeps coming up in every conversation I have with engineering teams: once you have AI agents - how

If you've been following the AI agent discourse-or mainstream news-you might have noticed a certain project going through an identity crisis. Peter Steinberger's project went from Clawdbot to Moltbot to OpenClaw-all within a few weeks, courtesy of Anthrop

Diese Woche wird konkret: "The assistant is dead, long live the factory." Während wir noch darüber diskutieren, ob Agenten vertrauenswürdig genug für produktiven Einsatz sind, lassen andere bereits zweitausend von ihnen harte Probleme lösen. Was muss pass

Diese Woche entbrannte eine Diskussion über "Slop" - geistige Massenware im Netz, die angeblich durch KI explodiert. Ein Copywriter mit 20.000 Artikeln auf dem Buckel erinnert an ein unbequemes Gesetz: 90% von allem war schon immer Schrott. Aber wenn KI d