Published writing.
Essays on AI, work, hiring and systems.
What are we taking for granted here?
I notice assumptions people have stopped questioning and offer another possibility. My writing and commentary look for the angle the conversation is missing, then put it into words that make people pause and reconsider. I want the question to have bite, and the point to land precisely.
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What did you change after AI made it?
A finished output shows one part of the work. The decisions behind it show what I contributed.
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The Resume Has a New Blind Spot
The resume was built for one model of work. AI-augmented work needs another proof layer.
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The Receiving Side Needs a Red Button Too
The next red button in agentic AI governance may not belong only to the deployer. It may also belong to the receiver.
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Every Open Tab Is Another Possible Future
The hidden cost of building alone with AI — and the one thing that makes the work real.
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Orchestration Is the New Leverage
The visible story is competition. The emerging behavior is orchestration.
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The Day Claude Rolled His Eyes at My Orchestration Article
A workplace comedy about two AI systems, a known colour drift and why taste still needs contracts and validators.
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Demonstrated Humanity
As AI becomes more human-like, it also forces us to demonstrate the humanity we may have taken for granted.
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