Rizky is the founder and editor of Greadly. He is drawn to two shifts happening at the same time: the move toward clean, storage-backed energy, and the speed at which AI tools are changing how people work and learn.
He started Greadly to explain both in plain language, with sources named in the text so readers can check them for themselves. Batteries, grids, and solar sit next to language models and AI agents on his reading list, and the overlap between the two (data centers and their power bills, for one) is where he thinks the most interesting stories are.
Greadly uses AI tools to help with research and first drafts. Rizky sets the editorial standards, decides what the site covers, and is responsible for what gets published.
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118 articles published
Amazon's $1 billion Built Together pledge offers real training and efficiency money, but it sidesteps the question neighbors are actually asking: who pays for the grid? Until cost allocation is written into tariffs, pledges will keep drawing backlash.
Oct 3 · 9 min read
Modern printers no longer just put toner on paper; they certify, refuse, and keep a ledger of every document you ask them to attest.
Oct 3 · 7 min read
Task apps now assign dates, priorities, and penalties, the humble list runs like a court with you as defendant, counsel, and judge.
Oct 2 · 7 min read
Smart fridges and tracking apps now inspect every item entering the kitchen and ask it to justify its stay.
Oct 1 · 6 min read
Interval readings and appliance disaggregation turned the electricity meter from a monthly counter into a continuous examiner of the home.
Sep 30 · 6 min read
Payment tablets now ask for gratitude before the coffee is poured, turning a private calculation into a watched performance.
Sep 29 · 8 min read
Contracts used to be documents you could argue with; now they are compiled, shipped, and executed by the product itself.
Sep 28 · 7 min read
A printed square that once tracked car parts now decides who enters, eats, pays, and proves they exist.
Sep 27 · 7 min read
The cleaning was always the pretext; the real deliverable is a labelled floor plan of your home, and it leaves the building every time the app syncs.
Sep 26 · 7 min read
The percentage in the corner is a forecast dressed as a fact, and it is about to become a credential, a billing surface and a trust problem.
Sep 25 · 6 min read
Everyday dialogue now feeds algorithms, reshaping how we speak, listen, and remember.
Sep 24 · 6 min read
Smart panels now decide which circuits survive an outage. The quietest object in the house has acquired judgment: and a list.
Sep 23 · 7 min read
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