AI in Practice Jev AI: When Classification Becomes Almost Free Jev is an AI model built to make small, structured decisions at remarkably low cost. Its significance may lie less in what it can do than in what becomes worth automating.
AI Strategy Knowledge Is Becoming Infrastructure AI changes the role of organisational knowledge twice: it needs better knowledge to work from, and it gives us new ways to maintain that knowledge. What used to look like information management is becoming part of the organisation’s infrastructure.
AI in Practice ChatGPT is dreaming about me ChatGPT has become remarkably good at remembering me. I went looking for an explanation and discovered that memory is no longer just about saved facts: ChatGPT is continually synthesising what it learns about me.
AI in Practice Where should the AI actually run? A small question about filtering personal information led me to Desert Ant Labs, and to a different way of thinking about where AI belongs inside an application.
AI in Practice ChatGPT Business Is Not Plus for Professionals A friend asked whether he should move from ChatGPT Plus to Business. The answer exposed larger questions about professional data, workspace ownership and where organisational knowledge should live.
AI in Practice The company does not live in the LLM A knowledge-intensive company should keep durable organisational knowledge outside the model, and let AI do what it is unusually good at: reason across it.
AI in Practice The Successor Test Moving professional work into a company ChatGPT workspace looks like a migration. The harder question is whether anything arrives that outlives the person who put it there.
AI in Practice What the blue leaves behind The new mark for this blog began in the earth's shadow. Building it with Claude turned a private connection into a working identity, and gave the writing somewhere to go again.
AI in Practice Looking Past the Model ChatGPT Work and Kimi K3 made me look beyond the engine. Increasingly, the meaningful product may be the environment in which a model can actually work.
AI Strategy Why I Keep Choosing Proprietary Products Why do I keep choosing proprietary products when open-weight models promise more control, flexibility and independence? The answer may lie less in principle than in what is actually usable, affordable and reliable today.
