This Is Not a Test A Sunday experiment with Microsoft To Do drifts into simulated victims, heaven, AI, language, money, parenting and the unsettling thought that life is not a test or is it? Continue Reading →
From Ape to App: on Love, Happiness, Language, Memory and the Strange Things We Teach Machines A heart, a smile and a joke about apes and apps lead me through memory, language, AI, perception and perhaps the two things that matter most: love and happiness. Continue Reading →
Discovery Before Delivery: Who Am I Talking To? Why do we record thoughts before we understand them? A reflection on AI, smart glasses, perception, technological sovereignty and the value of thinking out loud. Continue Reading →
What If the Singularity Moves Sideways? What if AI doesn’t surpass humanity by moving faster, but sideways through time, language, and consciousness? A thought-provoking exploration of AI, value, curiosity, and the singularity. Continue Reading →
What Is Crazy Anymore? A reflection on AI, old technology, gratitude, uncertainty, and finding value in a rapidly changing world where the line between crazy and visionary feels increasingly blurred. Continue Reading →
SPARK Is Now Available: Self-Publish with AI, Reason & KDP SPARK is now available on Amazon. Discover practical AI writing, self-publishing and KDP strategies that helped SPARK reach #3 in Amazon’s Generative AI Best Sellers. Ebook & paperback.
Continuity 2026: Stay In Your Lane, But Look Beyond It Reflections on Continuity 2026: culture, AI, leadership, and why better outcomes emerge when expertise connects across disciplines and perspectives. Continue Reading →
When the Machine Is Easy and the Human Is Not What chess taught me about AI, ego and human unpredictability, from building my PMOS with Copilot to losing badly against human players. Continue Reading →
The Firm Theory of the Collective Explore AI’s impact on the future of work, division of labor, and the theory of the firm—through three trajectories toward a new collective model. Continue Reading →
Fever Dreams and Fault Lines After six weeks of silence, a reflection on illness, AI doubts, geopolitics, immigration, and the paradox that humanity is both deeply divided and fundamentally alike. Continue Reading →
