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Nine parts into The AI Power Race, the map looks very different from a simple contest between AI models. Capability still matters enormously, but it now sits inside a much larger system of chips, memory, data centers, power, geography, manu...
Imagine the customer-service team from the first post returning with a stronger record of its AI trial. There is no longer just one successful demonstration. The team has preserved the requests, the generated responses, the review decisions...
The AI race is usually described as a competition over technology: better models, more advanced chips, larger data centers, more electricity and stronger manufacturing systems. But every one of those layers depends on another resource under...
Imagine a team watching an AI agent handle a customer request. The agent reads the message, retrieves account information, drafts a reply, and updates a record. The final screen shows a completed workflow. Nothing in the demonstration appea...
Earlier in this series, I argued that the AI race was becoming a coordination problem. Powerful models, chips, infrastructure, companies and governments do not automatically form a coherent system. As capability spreads across more actors,...
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Author and systems thinker exploring human judgment under system pressure. I write about increasingly capable AI, decision-making, accountability, workflow design, and the structures that help humans and AI work together more effectively.
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