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Writing

Notes from inside the work

Occasional, specific and written after the fact — no schedule, and nothing published for the sake of publishing.

What we write about

Four recurring subjects, and one rule: if it is not something we have actually done, it does not get published.

What is worth automating, and what is not

Most of the value is in a handful of processes, and a fair amount of harm is in the ones that look automatable but carry a judgement call. Telling them apart is most of the work.

Making AI-assisted work auditable

Systems that cite their sources, show their reasoning and stay reversible. Not because it is fashionable, but because nobody can defend a decision they cannot explain.

Integration without a new platform

How to make the tools a business already runs agree with one another, and why the answer is almost never a fourth system.

What went wrong on real engagements

Anonymised, specific, and including the parts that did not work. A case study with no failures in it is marketing.

By email instead

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Thirty minutes, no preparation needed. Vanessa Carmin will ask the questions.