Perspectives
Perspectives.
Short-form thinking from the founder on strategy, technology, and the ideas shaping how organizations work.
AI Is Changing the Economics of Cybersecurity
AI is making cyberattacks faster, cheaper and easier to scale. For a federated government running on legacy and shared systems, closing the gap means faster detection, quicker containment and better use of outside expertise.
Read the articleCanada’s Dependence on Tech It Doesn’t Control
Building more data centres in Canada doesn’t automatically give us control over the technology running inside them. Digital sovereignty has to translate into practical alternatives when access is lost.
Read the articleThe AI Race Is Our Biggest Test
Competition has always driven progress, but it has a weakness: sometimes everyone loses. As the AI race accelerates, the real test may be knowing when to compete, when to cooperate, and when to slow down.
Read the articleAI and the Operating Model
Access to AI is getting cheap and universal fast. The advantage will go to organizations willing to change how work actually gets done, not just make old processes faster.
Read the articleIf AI Can Code, Do We Still Need Software Engineers?
AI can generate a working prototype in minutes. Understanding why it works—and where it’ll break—is still where the value is.
Read the articleDoes AGI Even Have a Finish Line?
We keep defining AGI around whatever machines haven’t done yet. Once they do it, the definition quietly moves.
Read the articleWhen We Stop Questioning the Answers
Mistakes were never the problem with AI. Losing track of who’s responsible for them is.
Read the articleAI Isn’t Replacing Thinking. We Might Be.
We debate what AI will be able to do. The more interesting question is what it’s already changing about us.
Read the articleWhy legacy transformations are so hard
Legacy transformation isn’t hard because of old systems. It’s hard because of the weight of every decision that came before it.
Read the articleWhat decision or transformation is in front of you?
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