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New Artisans

Richard Merrick
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I write for professionals who sense that conventional career wisdom no longer works and are ready to rediscover the craftsperson's way of navigating uncertainty.

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Sharpening our Words

I wrote in last week’s piece about the nature of sharpening our tools because we all use them differently. That thought took me this week into the nature of reaching out to others and the tools we use: words, pictures, drawings, sketches, a...

9 days ago
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The AI Apprenticeship

A few years ago, when we had our roof done, we needed a heritage joiner to replace the art deco fascias. (When we took the old fascias off, we found that the nails used were hand made, which put them over a hundred and fifty years old, and...

16 days ago
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The Art of Untangling

When I look around me at the moment and talk with people I trust about AI, I’m reminded of Gulliver, as he finds himself waking up tied down by hundreds and hundreds of small threads. He could break any one of them, but in aggregate, they w...

23 days ago
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Standing up

I think that AI is a like climate change. We’ve seen the signs of it coming for decades but have chosen to do nothing about it. Something ignorable while things are happening gradually change when it tips over into suddenly.

Scientific ma...

a month ago
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The End of Best Practice?

The Oxford English Dictionary’s earliest citation for “best practice” is from Popular Science, 1927. Its next citation isn’t until 1984, from an accounting textbook. Fifty-seven years between appearing and finding a home, and longer still b...

a month ago
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