Behzod Sirjani launches Yet Another Magazine to cover AI's missing human layer of work
beh_zod · x · 2026-11-13
Behzod Sirjani is rebranding his newsletter "Behzod Notes" into "Yet Another Magazine," focused on how AI is changing work at the human layer.
Key arguments from his opening essay:
- The AI conversation is dominated by product and productivity stories (what models can do, which jobs they replace), while the real change inside companies is relational and organizational: who to ask for help, what to write yourself, what to delegate, and what "team" means when your closest collaborators are agents.
- Work has been destabilized for decades (shorter tenures, smaller teams); AI is accelerating an existing shift rather than starting it.
- He uses the band-and-album analogy: a band may credit four people, but a dozen more contribute — most of us won't be in a band, yet we'll all be musicians contributing to albums.
- He's more excited than scared: every time making things gets easier, people make more, often weirder and better things — and that's about to happen to work itself.
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