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The AI Creative Process: Why AI Should Enter Twice
The best AI Creative Process partnership with AI is not constant collaboration: use it to widen the field, protect the human middle, then bring it back to strengthen what you have made. Most people use AI as if it should remain beside them throughout the whole creative process. They open a chatbot when the task…
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AI Coding Assistants May Be Creating the Next Technical Debt Crisis
AI-generated code may improve short-term velocity while quietly increasing long-term maintenance complexity, readability problems, and hidden operational fragility.
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The Next Workplace Conflict Is Not Human vs AI
The real workplace divide forming under AI is not between people and machines. It is between the people who are managed by algorithms and the people who manage them.
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How To Not Know Is A Leadership Book For The Age Of False Certainty
A practical Beta Tester Life review of Simone Stolzoff’s How to Not Know, and why uncertainty tolerance is becoming a core AI leadership skill.
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Human-Centred Change Is Not Soft. It Is Disciplined.
Human-centred change is often misunderstood as slow, emotional, or permissive. In reality, it is one of the more disciplined forms of transformation because it measures whether people can actually absorb, practise, and sustain the change. The problem hiding in plain sight Most transformation programmes are still designed around activity. On paper, the change appears to…
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PI Planning Is Not The Problem. Pretending It Removes Complexity Is.
PI planning can align teams, surface dependencies, and force useful conversations. But it only works when treated as a learning mechanism, not a quarterly delivery contract.
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NIST’s Trustworthy in AI Critical Infrastructure
On April 7, 2026, NIST released a concept note for an AI RMF Profile on Trustworthy AI Critical Infrastructure. I’ve read the note. I’ve read the coverage. I’ve read the predecessor guidance from CISA and DHS. And I keep coming back to the same conclusion. This isn’t a new framework. It’s the opening page of…
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I Tested 5 AI Customer Service Agents With the Same Complex Billing Issue – None Escalated Correctly
None Escalated Correctly – AI customer service systems systematically fail to escalate complex issues to humans, creating frustration and eroding trust. Key Data Points: Last week I tested a billing discrepancy on subscriptions. Same issue. Five different AI chatbots. Different platforms. All claimed they could help. Not one correctly escalated to a human. This isn’t…
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Robots Physical AI in 2025 – Groundbreaking Advances
When Robots Learned to Fall—The Maturation of Physical AI in 2025 May 2025. A humanoid robot stumbles mid-movement. Handlers rush to check for damage. The robot gets up, dusts itself off, and continues working. That wasn’t luck. Disney Research in Zurich had trained that machine through tens of thousands of Robots simulated falls, teaching it…
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The Future of Robotics: Soft Material Manipulation Breakthroughs
Humanoid robots broke the soft-material barrier in 2025—manipulating fabric, thread, and wiring with sub-millimeter precision. This isn’t incremental progress. It’s the removal of robotics’ most persistent limitation, and entire categories of skilled labour are now economically vulnerable.
