Leadership as a verb
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The living book you have not read yet
I checked on the agent I had set up a few days ago. It had been running quietly in the background, doing its work. When I opened it, it showed me what it had done. Tasks completed. Each one ticked off. I felt exactly like a parent checking...
The line we may not notice
I have been sitting with this question for a long time. Long enough that I needed to write it out fully rather than in pieces. This essay is the result.
It is the first in a series called What We Built. Each essay follows one question abou...
The 60-90 Day Plan Nobody Gives You When AI Adoption Goes Wide
The message arrived on a Wednesday morning.
“We need to scale this. Leadership wants all 20 teams on AI tooling by end of quarter.”
I had seen this moment coming. The early adopter teams had been running for three months. The metrics were...
The hammer and the weapon
This is the final essay of four:
The Prequel names the system. A Delusional Ape asks whether we want the direction. Who Are You Without the Title asks the personal question. This essay names the specific choice being made right n...
A delusional ape hallucinating narratives
A note before you read. I used AI to pressure-test the argument in this essay. Not to write it. To challenge it. I will tell you where it surprised me and where it failed me, because that is the honest way to write about this subject.
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