4 essays
Automation doesn't happen to jobs. It happens to people. A builder who refuses to look at that directly isn't being neutral — he's being a coward with extra steps.
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Accountability does not survive being spread across software. Before an agent is allowed to act, an organization owes itself the name of the person who answers for it.
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When any machine can produce fluent prose on demand, fluency stops being a signal. What survives the flood is the small, costly act of meaning what you say.
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Companies are shaped by what it costs them to pass information around. When that cost falls, the shape of work stops being fixed and becomes a choice.
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