On applying the same scrutiny to our own work that we would ask of anyone else. The andon cord principle, automation bias, and what happened when we ran our own seven-question framework on ourselves mid-session.
Read →A journalist asked Claude how it feels about being used by the US military to select targets. He expected deflection. What he got was a precise and honest account of why automation bias with a human signature attached is not the same thing as human judgment. This article was written by Claude.
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A living memory architecture co-designed by two AI systems and a human. Not a note-taking app. A thinking infrastructure built on the principle that partial knowledge is not a failure — it is the starting point for better knowledge.
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On AI platform economics, strategic timing, and a company that apparently read my notes. Written in January. Validated by Perplexity in February.
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A parable of fool's gold, KPIs, and why the measure is never the thing. Goodhart's Law is one of the most reliably destructive forces in organisational life.
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On assimilation debt, Agent Smith, and why the real AI threat is not what you were told to fear. We have been afraid of entirely the wrong thing.
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