AI at work. What worked, what didn't. Written by Martynas Kairys.

Practical notes on artificial intelligence in an ordinary office job.

AI literacy · 01/09/2026 · 9 min read

What you must never paste into ChatGPT: the one-page rule for employees

The most common question in offices. Three questions instead of a fourteen-page policy, plus a checklist you can print.

01/09/2026 AI literacy 9 min read What you must never paste into ChatGPT: the one-page rule for employees The most common question in offices. Three questions instead of a fourteen-page policy, plus a checklist you can print.
31/08/2026 By role 8 min read Which tool for what: ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini in plain words (autumn 2026) A table by type of work, not by vendor marketing. Plus an honest answer on whether the free tier is enough.
31/08/2026 Experiments 9 min read Back from holiday. What changed in AI over summer 2026 (and what didn't) Seven things that actually changed for an ordinary office job over the summer. No model launches, no panic.
31/08/2026 Frameworks 3 min read AI as an x-ray AI does not break anything. It just shows where the work was never there in the first place.
31/08/2026 Frameworks 3 min read Automating tasks or augmenting decisions Two completely different things go by the same name. Which one you pick decides whether experiments ever become an operating model.
31/08/2026 Frameworks 3 min read Rangers, not narrow specialists Ten thousand hours in one narrow field is now a risk, not a shield. What to grow instead.

31/08/2026 3 min read AI as an x-ray AI does not break anything. It just shows where the work was never there in the first place.
31/08/2026 3 min read Automating tasks or augmenting decisions Two completely different things go by the same name. Which one you pick decides whether experiments ever become an operating model.
31/08/2026 3 min read Rangers, not narrow specialists Ten thousand hours in one narrow field is now a risk, not a shield. What to grow instead.
31/08/2026 3 min read Vibe coding with limits You can build software in plain words without an engineering degree. But only inside a drawn boundary, and only if you are stubborn.

24/08/2026 1 min read The Monday after the holiday A comic about the first morning back from leave: forty three unread emails, an AI summary in two minutes, and an agent that swapped two columns.
11/08/2026 1 min read The contract that left the building A comic about one Monday morning: forty pages, two keys, and a document that left the company before its owner did.