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Harness Engineering and Agentic Loops
When I was at university studying Communications, I spent a good proportion of a term trying to understand Semiotics, which is the study of how things stand for other things. My reading list ran the length of my arm in a library that smelle...
Who Can Afford to Own Their AI?
Over the past few weeks, I have watched team after team circle the same decision, debating whether they should be using Claude or Copilot and arguing about which one is better for what they do.
A few are wondering aloud whether they shoul...
On Friday, I lost access to the best AI model because of my passport
Last Friday the US government told Anthropic to switch off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for anyone who is not American. The order came from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who cited national security without specifying the concern, and covered f...
Who's Watching Your Agents?
Almost every regulated business I speak with asks me the same question about AI agents. It doesn’t matter whether they’re in financial services, legal or marketing and it comes up early in every conversation…
“What about security?”
As I...
AI Literacy Was Never Enough
I have been training teams on AI for the better part of two years now. And for most of that time, what we delivered was good. We took businesses that had never touched these tools and showed them what was possible, walked them through use c...
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