
I write at the intersection of work, technology, and humanity. You’ll find essays here that challenge orthodoxy and make space for possibility. All are written with the future, and the people who will live in it, in mind.
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Our conversation in Episode 8 of The Edge of Now kept returning to a tension leaders can no longer avoid. Organizations need to redesign work, but the moment that redesign threatens an existing role, process, or functional boundary, the ins...
Unfortunately, becoming AI-native is a lot like getting fit.
Small behaviors, repeated consistently, matter more than grandiose displays of brilliance.
Almost no company gets a blank page.
Existing companies inherit an org chart, job arc...
Our conversation in Episode 7 of The Edge of Now started with the flood of AI headlines that arrived over a single weekend. Technology leaders warning that the machines might rise up against us—yes, the very machines they built before figur...
Episode 6 of The Edge of Now began with two signals arriving almost on top of each other. New York City Public Schools discussing a one-year moratorium on AI for middle-school classrooms, while the newest frontier models were demonstrating...
Around this time last year, MIT’s Project NANDA published a blistering report. Despite an estimated $30–40 billion in enterprise generative AI investment, the report found that 95% of the integrated pilots it examined had produced no measur...
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I write at the intersection of work, technology, and humanity. You’ll find essays here that challenge orthodoxy and make space for possibility. All are written with the future—and the people who will live in it—in mind.
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