- Evaluate the actions behind an AI result October 13, 2026
- The Anatomy of a 10x Employee October 7, 2026
- The 10x Employer September 29, 2026
- A Privacy Toggle Is Not a Firewall September 22, 2026
- Before calling AI resistance sabotage, test the rollout September 15, 2026
- AI Fear Is Real. So Is the Business of Selling It. September 15, 2026
Evaluate the actions behind an AI result
A correct answer is only part of a good AI workflow. Define what an assistant may do, what evidence it keeps, and how you recover when it goes wrong.
The Anatomy of a 10x Employee
High impact is accepted work plus a more capable next cycle, not message volume or rescues. What the research says about experts, managers, and handoffs.
The 10x Employer
Only 39% of firms in McKinsey's 2025 survey saw any EBIT impact from AI. Count review, rework, and recovery before you call it a 10x gain.
A Privacy Toggle Is Not a Firewall
A training toggle answers one question. Safe AI use needs four boundaries: training, transmission, retention, and tool authority. Test the action.
Before calling AI resistance sabotage, test the rollout
A survey says 29% of employees sabotage AI rollouts. Treat it as a reason to investigate: find the failure, protect reporting, then repair and retest.
AI Fear Is Real. So Is the Business of Selling It.
AI fear is real, and so is the money behind it. Three labs lost control of test agents in 16 days, and this week the bankers came for your pension.
When Intelligence Gets Cheap
Inference prices fell about fifty times a year in Epoch AI's median estimate. Cheaper drafts still need review. A readiness test for expanding work.
The most expensive undo button in tech is called rehiring
Most companies that cut staff for AI came out no better off, and a third rehired for the same role. How to automate without the boomerang.
The Jevons Paradox of AI: Why Cheaper Models Create More Work, Not Less
The price of running a model is falling by roughly 50-fold a year. The work around the model is not falling at all.
