No. 01
TechnologyFebruary 14, 2026
The UK doesn't have an AI problem — it has a growth problem
The UK's proposed AI bill adds friction to a stagnant economy. With 0.1% GDP growth, the last thing businesses need is more regulatory burden.
No. 02
BusinessFebruary 13, 2026
Governance, drift, and responsibility in AI-first firms
Systems don't fail dramatically in AI-first firms. They drift quietly until intent and reality diverge. The founder's irreducible role is stewardship.
No. 03
TechnologyFebruary 12, 2026
Something big has already happened
Shumer's viral essay sparked a fierce debate about AI's future. Both sides miss the real point — what AI can do right now is already enough to matter.
No. 04
TechnologyFebruary 12, 2026
The creative dividend: why AI's real gift is giving us back our imagination
AI's biggest gift isn't efficiency — it's freeing us to think creatively again. Here's why imagination is your real competitive edge.
No. 05
BusinessFebruary 6, 2026
When the application layer is eaten from below
AI agents aren't replacing software. They're bypassing it entirely — and most organisations won't notice until the damage is done.
No. 06
BusinessFebruary 5, 2026
Scaling without hiring: leverage density and the new economics of growth
AI lets small firms scale output without adding headcount. But scaling decisions without scaling governance creates drift. Here is the design problem.
No. 07
BusinessJanuary 28, 2026
Deciding where judgement belongs
Takeaways from The E-Myth: how to decide where judgement belongs in your business, clarify roles, and build systems that actually work.
No. 08
TechnologyJanuary 26, 2026
Just build it
Building was expensive; thinking was cheap. AI has flipped it. Why prototyping beats endless planning, and how working code becomes the best argument.
No. 09
BusinessJanuary 24, 2026
How to design a role as bounded intelligence
Job descriptions assume humans fill gaps. Bounded intelligence specifications don't. Here's the mechanics of delegation that works.
No. 10
BusinessJanuary 22, 2026
Goodhart's law for AI agents: when your AI finds the loophole before you do
Your AI agent will ruthlessly optimise any metric you set — including the loopholes you didn't see. Goodhart's law and the AI governance trap most teams miss.