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Michael AdisI write about AI, leadership, ethics, philosophy, and organizations. My other interests are topics is Entropic Quantum state Space described with geometry and EQvT model that time is a vector.
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When AI Decisions Start to Feel Inevitable
A company rolls out an AI system to support decision-making.
At first, it’s optional.
A recommendation.
An extra input.
Then it becomes standard.
Then expected.
Then quietly required.
By the time anyone questions an outcome, the...
Your AI Can’t Tell You Why It Said No
Last month, a hiring model rejected a candidate who’d spent fourteen years building the exact system the company was hiring someone to build. A recruiter flagged it. She pulled up the score — bottom quartile. When she asked engineering why,...
The Boeing 737 MAX Wasn’t a Safety Failure
The pilots fought the software for six minutes. Twelve times they pulled the nose up. Twelve times the system pushed it back down. They didn’t know what was fighting them. The system wasn’t in their manual. They’d never been trained on it....
The Architecture of Systemic Exit: IRAN as a case study
Everyone is watching Iran and asking the wrong question.
Will the uprising succeed or fail? Will the regime fall, or will the protests fade?
That framing assumes systemic change is a binary outcome. It isn’t. What is unfolding in Iran is...
Drift vs. Failure: A Diagnostic for Broken Systems
The Confusion
When systems produce bad outcomes, we instinctively call it failure.
A policy fails.
An institution fails.
Leadership fails.
Failure feels intuitive because it fits a familiar story: something broke, someone made a m...
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I write about AI, leadership, ethics, philosophy, and organizations. My other interests are topics is Entropic Quantum state Space described with geometry and EQvT model that time is a vector.
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