When Software Becomes Labor: Who's Accountable When AI Agents Act on Our Behalf?
When Perplexity's AI agent shops Amazon on your behalf, who's actually responsible for what it does—and how do we design systems where meaningful accountability is even possible?
Apple's Health Pivot: From Feature to Business Model
Apple's reorganization of health and fitness under its services isn't just an internal shuffling—it's a declaration that the company has spent a decade building its next multi-billion-dollar business.
Will the FTC Actually Protect Kids from AI Companions?
The FTC is investigating AI chatbots that target children, but when regulators and tech executives are this cozy, will we get real protection or just regulatory theater?
Why Creative Work Can't Be Measured Like Business Outcomes
The tension between creative craft and business outcomes isn't a problem to solve—it's a productive collision that forces better solutions than either pure artistry or pure commerce can achieve alone.
Why AI Projects Fail: The Human Factors Analysis
Most AI implementations fail not because the technology doesn't work, but because organizations treat them as technology projects instead of people projects. This analysis reveals the four human factors that destroy 80% of AI initiatives.
The False Promise of AI Deregulation
The House's proposed decade-long ban on state AI regulation creates a dangerous oversight vacuum just when we need thoughtful rules to ensure AI systems serve human needs rather than exploit our vulnerabilities.
