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Jack Cheng

Detroit
As seen in: BookSmitten, Every, Every Audio Essays
Children’s author, pattern linguist, slow technologist, senior editor @every. And newish dad. Building lively worlds, real and imagined.
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I'm an Editor—And I Built Our N ewest Feature

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By Dan Shipper, Jack Cheng
| Every Audio Essays
TL;DR: We’re announcing gift links, which let paid and All Access Every members share paywalled articles with anyone. Using Codex and the latest frontier models, senior editor Jack Cheng took on the project himself. The process showed us that people across Every can now build and test ideas without taking engineers away from more important work.—Kate Lee Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. Last month, we rolled out gift links on the Every website.
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How We Built G ift Links

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By Dan Shipper, Jack Cheng
| Every Audio Essays
TL;DR: We’re announcing gift links, which let paid and All Access Every members share paywalled articles with anyone. Using Codex and the latest frontier models, senior editor Jack Cheng took on the project himself. The process showed us that people across Every can now build and test ideas without taking engineers away from more important work.—Kate Lee Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. Last month, we rolled out gift links on the Every website.
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Google I/O: Agents, Agents, A gents

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By Dan Shipper, Jack Cheng
| Every Audio Essays
Google I/O dominated the week, and the message from Mountain View was unsubtle: Agents are now the product, with Gemini 3.5 Flash powering a redesigned search and a new fleet of always-on assistants. One layer down, Anthropic paid a reported $300 million for Stainless—so we’re re-upping our AI & I episode with CEO Alex Rattray, who laid out the design principles for making software legible to agents months before the deal happened.
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