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AI operations
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Will AI widen the digital divide? Only if we let it
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Where AI actually goes too far, from someone who defends it
I have spent a series defending AI. Here are the four places I will not follow it, and what you would have…
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When banning AI is right, and when it’s just gatekeeping
Someone forwards me a memo. No AI. Effective immediately. Before I decide whether it’s a fair rule, I ask whoever wrote it…
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Is using AI cheating? It depends what you’re being tested on
In short: Using AI is cheating when the task itself is the test, and it’s fine when the task is just the…
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Your WordPress now has an AI layer, and it still needs your judgment
A practitioner’s read on WordPress 7.0: the AI infrastructure it shipped, the real-time collaboration it pulled, and what the release means for…
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What AI actually is, for someone who has to teach with it
Look down the list you made last week. If you ran the exercise from chapter one, you learned something new with an…
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When does AI cross the line?
Every knowledge worker has felt the flicker by now. You hand a task to AI, it hands back something good, and a…
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The bandaid and the wither: what dying coal towns taught me about the AI layoffs
The Cape Breton mines died for decades while everyone pretended otherwise. What coal towns, a letter from St Kilda, and “learn to…
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The two ways teaching with AI goes wrong
A few years ago someone asked me to teach a sales force to use AI. Not a room of engineers. People spread…