Series
Series are where I stay with one question, argument or system long enough to let the thinking develop.
These are not collections of articles that happen to share a topic. Each Series has a deliberate sequence. One piece creates the ground for the next, and the argument can deepen, change direction or become more precise along the way.
Lenses organize the broader territories of The Thinking Lens. Series do something different: they give one line of thought room to unfold.
6 essays so far · 2026 · Ongoing
What do we actually mean when we say someone has good judgment?
An ongoing inquiry that narrows judgment, separates it from adjacent concepts, and asks how assessments are evaluated, learned from, formed and scaled across an organization.
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4 essays · 2026 · Complete
What has to exist around an AI model before we can trust it with real enterprise work?
A system view of enterprise GenAI, from capability boundaries and evidence to grounding, autonomy and operational control.
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4 essays · 2025 · Complete
What changes when AI instructions stop being prompts and become production assets?
From defining acceptable behavior and encoding failures into tests to federated ownership and risk-scaled governance.
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4 essays · 2025 · Complete
What becomes valuable when generation becomes cheap and information becomes abundant?
A progression from filtering signal to creating context, establishing credibility and synthesizing trusted inputs into new understanding.
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12 essays · 2025 · Complete
How do we move from systems that report activity to systems that help us make better decisions?
An introduction and eleven principles that move from passive data worship to deliberate signals, decision systems, learning and AI-assisted diagnosis.
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