Freedom Is Designed, Not Given: Stafford Beer’s Warning, and What It Means for AI
A continuation of “The Five Dimensions of Human Agency: An Introduction for the Rest of Us.” The previous piece ended […]
A continuation of “The Five Dimensions of Human Agency: An Introduction for the Rest of Us.” The previous piece ended […]
Artificial intelligence is usually discussed in terms of what machines can do. Can they write, reason, diagnose, design, or make
This project began, as many good things do, with a conversation. At one of our Tautai Salon evenings in Munich
AI doesn’t replace the work. It moves the bottleneck.
“Flat” isn’t the goal. Deliberate modularity is.
The real competitive disadvantage isn’t cost or talent. It’s lag.
Structure shows what you can do, not what’s wise.