The Questions Around AI Are Changing
For much of the past few years, the AI conversation has been driven by possibility.
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Early signals and emerging ideas, explained clearly and quickly. These pieces explore a shift, a tension, or a question worth paying attention to, without turning it into a full deep dive. They’re designed to help you make sense of what’s happening while it’s still unfolding.
Early signals and emerging ideas, explained clearly and quickly. These pieces explore a shift, a tension, or a question worth paying attention to, without turning it into a full deep dive. They’re designed to help you make sense of what’s happening while it’s still unfolding.
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Is AI Becoming A Kind Of Digital Folie À Deux?
Folie à deux is a psychological term describing a belief that becomes reinforced between two people because it is rarely
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When AI Meets AI In Hiring
A recent UK news story highlighted how a completely AI-generated candidate reportedly secured a remote job.
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The Curious Case Of Elias Thorne
Elias Thorne has lived many lives. He has been a lighthouse keeper, a clockmaker and a detective.
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The Problem With Measuring AI Adoption
As organisations look for ways to encourage AI adoption, many are searching for metrics that demonstrate progress.
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AI As A Choice, Not A Destination
For the last few years, AI has largely been experienced as a destination.
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When Blurry Stops Meaning Uncertain
A blurry image used to mean something simple. You couldn’t see clearly, so you couldn’t be certain. Now that uncertainty
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AI Confidence vs Accuracy
One of the more noticeable traits of AI is how confident it sounds.
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When AI Starts to Look Like Infrastructure
There is a shift starting to appear in how AI is positioned.
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What’s the difference between AI speculation and AI reality?
There is often a gap between what AI is described as doing and what it actually does in practice.
