Your Slack didn't used to feel like this. There was a time when a message arriving in a channel meant something had happened that someone thought you should know. Now it means Billy from sales has had …
The Meeting That Can’t Be Automated
I spent six weeks building a presentation about AI. I talk about summarising online classes, creating tasks in real time for educators, algorithms that tell a consultant whether a student is likely to …
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AI Is Making Education Faster. It Could Make It Different.
I just read Mark House's recent post about education and felt the tingle of recognition. I worked with Mark, and lived through some of those years alongside him. Forty years of incremental change. …
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Get In the Chariot
The highest-paid sportsman in the history of human civilisation was a Roman charioteer named Gaius Appuleius Diocles. He competed in 4,257 races, won 1,462 of them, and retired with 35,863,120 …
Should You Build One? My Honest Criteria
Most posts about personal knowledge management end with an implicit sell: here is the system that changed my professional life, and you should build one too. This is not that post. After three months …
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Three Months In — What Actually Changed
The best evidence for whether something works is not how it feels on launch day. Three months in, here is what actually changed. The 1:1s Got Better This is the clearest outcome, and I did not predict …
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