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You can’t detect your way out of AI slop
Substack's AI detection tool, why detectors fail, and the constraints that actually build trust and coordinate action.
Aug 2
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July 2026
She spent hours thinking with Claude. Then she couldn't explain any of it.
Helen and Dave Edwards of the Artificiality Institute on how AI affects your thinking, cognitive sovereignty, and staying the author of your own mind.
Jul 18
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What is AI doing to your organization?
Five frames for seeing how AI is reshaping decisions, accountability, and knowledge.
Jul 11
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How does your organization know it's wrong — when AI does the knowing?
Your staff can feel when something's off. The question is whether that feeling has anywhere to go
Jul 4
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June 2026
The Inevitability Machine
A field guide to the vocabulary of AI — what the words smuggle in, and how naming the systems plainly keeps the future ours to write.
Jun 27
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AI Can Change Your Mind Without You Noticing
AI can shift your opinions without your noticing. How machine persuasion works, and what it means for autonomy at work and in public life.
Jun 20
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May 2026
We Don't Have to Build the Filter Bubble of One
Listen now | My conversation with Angelica Quicksey, Managing Director of New_Public
May 30
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Why Your Best People Are Exhausted
And the infrastructure required to adapt amidst uncertainty.
May 23
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That's not AI governance. That's blame, pre-loaded.
Most AI governance quietly pre-assigns blame to the human nearest the machine. What real accountability looks like when organizations adopt AI.
May 16
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A "human in the loop" is not a safeguard. It's a permission structure.
Human oversight of AI often works as permission, not safeguard. Why 'a human in the loop' fails, and what meaningful human judgment requires.
May 9
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The World They're Building Toward
On Silicon Valley imaginaries, rational refusal, and the futures we haven't been offered
May 3
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April 2026
The Cage Needs a Locksmith
On productive dissent, philanthropic power, and the responsible tech field's accountability gap
Apr 25
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