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Thinking With the Machine: A Worked Demonstration of Human–AI Collaborative Reasoning
July 30, 2026
"The model recommended it" is not accountability. A worked demonstration of genuine human–AI collaboration — and how to govern it.AI
Building AI for the Way the World Really Works — Taking Aaron Levie’s Observation One Step Further
July 21, 2026
Aaron Levie said Build for how the world should work. Almost three decades of implementations continue to point to the missing step — build for how it really works, before a court calls it a design output.
AI Sprawl Is the Fever, Not the Disease
July 18, 2026
"Gartner just named "AI sprawl" a top 2026 priority. We've seen this fever before — and the treatment on offer is the one that failed last time."
You Only Pay Twice If You Never Kept the Receipts
July 17, 2026
Nadella, Rousseau and Cotelli all say your AI edge is your knowledge. True — but you only pay for intelligence twice if you never kept your own receipts.
The Enterprise AI Divide: Personal AI Is Becoming the New Shadow Spreadsheet
July 16, 2026
"Why Phase 0™ is integral to AI implementation and governance success"
AI Governance Is No Longer About AI. It Is Becoming the Foundation of Organizational Governance.
July 14, 2026
"Which AI model is best?" was always the wrong question. So is "how do we govern AI?" The real question of the agentic era: is your AI governance independent enough to keep the organization's governance honest?
1,800 Hours With AI, and the One Thing That Never Changed
July 8, 2026
The more capable the AI became, the more the outcome depended on the human — not less.
The Canvas and the Camcorder: Why Technology Fails in Every Era
July 7, 2026
Two photos of Mount St. Helens — one before the eruption, one after. Which one is wrong?
AI Readiness Is Not About AI
July 30, 2026
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"The AI governance crisis isn't a governance problem. It's a skipped-step problem. You cannot govern what you never validated — and a system I built in 1998 already proved it, using that era's technology."