The Exposure Gap
Anthropic's new research measures the gap between what AI can theoretically do and what people are actually using it for. The findings reshape how organizations should think about AI workforce strategy.
Foto Friday: Framed Factory Butte
Factory Butte near Hanksville, Utah, framed through a tiny natural rock window at sunrise — a composition most people walk right past.
AI Productivity Measurement Just Broke
METR's developer productivity study collapsed because developers refuse to work without AI. What that means for how organizations should measure AI investments.
Foto Friday: Colors and Shapes
A sunrise that didn't deliver much sky color led to 30 minutes of wandering the Moonscape Overlook near Hanksville, Utah — and a photo I keep coming back to.
The Quiet Failures: How AI Breaks Without Anyone Noticing
The AI failures that cost real money aren't the spectacular ones. They're quiet — silent model updates, unmonitored systems, pilot gaps, and automating broken processes.
Foto Friday: Standing in the Rain at Chimney Rock
A February rainstorm, a field near Ridgway, and two photographers waiting for light that almost never came. Chimney Rock, Colorado.
Your Technology Roadmap Is Already Wrong
Your 18-month technology roadmap assumes certainty that doesn't exist. Plan for capabilities instead of tools, and build plans that survive reality.
How to Evaluate an AI Vendor in 30 Minutes
Everyone has an AI platform and a polished demo. Here are the questions that separate real AI solutions from sales theater in 30 minutes.
The Expertise Inversion Problem
AI tools help junior employees produce senior-looking work. The gap between looking capable and being capable is where organizations get hurt.
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