AI in Practice GPT Image 2 Changed My Mind on AI Visuals I had quietly written ChatGPT off for image generation. Then GPT Image 2 showed me a technical diagram of a washing machine, and I had to revise that judgment.
AI in Practice Dressing up an AI Model in a Harness An engineer friend calls the infrastructure around an AI model a harness. The word is technically accurate and instinctively wrong. What that tension reveals.
AI in Practice Built in, not bolted on Most organisations are adding AI to software that was never designed for it. The real gains come when AI is part of the architecture, not an add-on to it.
AI in Practice The Workspace You Already Have Knowledge workers have built informal AI workspaces from Claude, Gemini, and Google Drive. The gap isn't the tools. It's governance, sharing, and where the data lives.
AI Governance When Git Grows Up Git-based knowledge management has always been too complex for content teams. Agents change that, and the implications for governance-heavy organisations are worth watching.
AI in Practice Delegating Past Your Own Ceiling Cloudflare is powerful enough to extend anything Ghost can't do. The problem is complexity. Claude Code changed that by operating the layer I previously couldn't reach.
Guests That Should Behave Bots are modern guests. Most are welcome. But when they arrive in disguise with a real browser and spike your analytics, hospitality has limits. A Cloudflare story.
AI in Practice Claude Code Routines and the Access Problem Claude Code's new Routines feature ran my Google Calendar briefing immediately, no setup. The reason: authentication was already there.
AI in Practice The Claude plan I actually use Pro subscription, a prepaid credit buffer, and Sonnet for most things. For a non-coder working with AI daily, this turns out cheaper than the Max plans.
AI in Practice The Neural Engine Does Not Run Your LLM My earlier post on AI hardware implied the Neural Engine handles on-device AI. It doesn't, not for LLMs. Here is what it actually does, and why the distinction matters.
AI in Practice Running Gemma 4 on Your iPhone Google's Gemma 4 runs offline on your iPhone. A follow-up to my local LLM experiment, now with a sharper app, a better model, and a clearer sense of what this category is becoming.
AI in Practice My First Mac App I described a workflow problem to Claude. It wrote me a compiled Swift app using Xcode. That sentence still feels odd to type.
AI in Practice ChatGPT Thinks With You. Claude Builds With You. I switched from ChatGPT to Claude. The difference isn't the model. It's the shift from cognitive support to digital crafting, and what that makes possible.
AI in Practice Back to the file Thirty years of web technology, and the most reliable setup is still a text file on a server. We just needed AI to get back there.
Future of Work A lighter computer for a different era A new iMac, a one-hour migration, fewer ports, more cloud and AI. Replacing a desktop computer now reveals how much the role of the machine itself has changed.
Future of Work The Delegation Problem of the Internet Modern life runs on delegation. Yet most digital systems assume one account, one person, one operator. Passwords and identity checks quietly block automation.
AI in Practice A Personal Retention Strategy for ChatGPT From digital scarcity to data abundance, and why I now choose deliberate reset over permanent retention in ChatGPT.
AI in Practice What coding with AI feels like now There is a lot of noise about AI replacing programmers. I wanted something else: a sense of what is feasible, what is throwaway, and where judgement still matters.
AI in Practice ChatGPT Memory Has Quietly Changed (Plus & Pro) If you use ChatGPT Plus or Pro: memory now goes beyond saved preferences. Past conversations can be retrieved when relevant. Business accounts are different.
AI in Practice ChatGPT Personal vs Business If you use ChatGPT both privately and at work, you may have noticed this: one conversation seems to carry on over time, the other keeps resetting. Same system, different behaviour. That difference is deliberate, and it matters.
Word of the year: model The word model comes from modulus, Latin for ‘measure’. It refers to simplified representations we use to make sense of reality, from maps to AI systems.
Why AI Image Editing Is Often Rebuilding AI can make true pixel edits, but many image “fixes” work by reconstruction. Typography and colourisation expose where rebuilding replaces editing.
Structuring Knowledge with Obsidian Discovering how Obsidian, Markdown and a light taxonomy can reveal the hidden structure of five years of writing and open a path toward knowledge engineering.
AI in Practice Making Content Ready for Intelligence Unstructured content already holds the knowledge organisations rely on. The shift is learning how to reveal its structure so intelligent systems can use it.
AI in Practice Voice Mode Without the Screen Voice mode with Gemini and ChatGPT. On iOS the lock screen, Dynamic Island, and Live Activities decide whether your assistant stays visible.