Editor-at-Large
Michael is ICMD's editor-at-large, covering the intersection of technology, business, and culture. A former technology journalist with 18 years of experience, he has covered the tech industry for publications including Wired, The Verge, and TechCrunch. He brings a journalist's eye for clarity and narrative to complex technology and business topics, making them accessible to founders and operators at every level.
Teams are shifting from static roadmaps to runtime product systems where AI agents ship, measure, and iterate. Here’s how to build it without losing control.
Michael Chang
AI agents are moving from demos to workflows. Here’s how startups can ship reliable agentic products in 2026—benchmarks, pricing, tooling, and an operating model that scales.
Michael Chang
Claude Advisor tool formalizes a two-model workflow: Opus plans and critiques, while Sonnet or Haiku executes. It’s a signal that AI work is shifting from chat to orchestration.
Michael Chang
After years of “post-PC” narratives, 2026 is shaping up as the most strategic PC reset in a decade—driven by NPUs, ARM competition, and a new desktop workflow.
Michael Chang
Stories and strategies from founders who built significant software businesses without venture capital.
Michael Chang