In this video I’m walking through three AI predictions I made that actually came true in 2026—and none of them were “wild guesses.” I’m basically showing you how I read the tea leaves: you watch where the incentives are, where the UX is heading, and what’s quietly getting normalized before everyone else notices. The first one is the big cultural signal: the first full AI Super Bowl commercial. It looked good, it felt mainstream, and the funny part is most people didn’t even clock how big that moment was. Then I get into what I care about most: AI actually doing work, not just generating text. “Vibe working” became real—meaning you can stay in flow, talk to an assistant naturally, and still ship real output. I call out MCP as the turning point, because it’s what lets you chat with Claude and get actual tasks done instead of playing prompt ping-pong. The takeaway is simple: if you’re building your productivity system right now, don’t optimize for novelty. Optimize for workflow leverage—tools that plug into your real work and reduce friction, because that’s where the next year of compounding happens.