Where Is the Panic Button?
A practical reflection on why every GenAI user should know how to stop an agent before handing it work.
The Reading Room
A practical reflection on why every GenAI user should know how to stop an agent before handing it work.
AI-accelerated delivery needs a broader definition of coverage before teams can release with confidence.
AI collaboration gets interesting when old patterns are carried into a new working context.
Before asking for the implementation, collaborate on the design.
How Semantic Debt Compounds at Machine Speed
A Practical Pattern for Trustworthy Distinct Counts, Subtotals, and Grand Totals
A lesson from an AI agent that did not actually turn off.
What it took to turn scattered notes, an AI agent, and a shifting workspace into a collaboration that actually got better over time.
Like many technologies before it, AI is spreading into more and more of the systems that shape modern life. History reminds us that technologies often become deeply embedded in society long before we fully understand their long-term consequences.
A useful answer is not proof that a chatbot knows, remembers, or has checked the answer.
A convincing response can still be a useful object of investigation.
A practical guide to clearer AI prompts through specific instructions, useful structure, roles, and iterative refinement.
You can catch contradictions without knowing the whole story.
Let’s see what you hear when you really listen. And even more importantly—what you don’t.
How Society Might Emerge from Noise
The Dirty Secret of Free Text Overloading
A practical guide to choosing an AI assistant for the work, comparing model strengths, integrations, and the cost of switching mid-project.
Estimate the speed of light with a microwave, a ruler, and a chocolate bar.