Recursive Project Management Managing recursion rather than tasks Most project management frameworks pretend to manage tasks. In reality, they manage recursion. A project is not a flat list of deliverables. It is a nested structure of commitments inside commitments, constraints inside constraints, and time allocations that both determine and are determined by their parts. Every […]
As everyone races to operationalise AI, one pattern has emerged as a clear differentiator for successful usage Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). RAG is simple in principle: by vectorising documents we can use semantic search to retrieve high-value context, then generate grounded responses from it. This expands our context window – the amount of available tokens we […]
What is User Centric Design? User-centred design is often described as a process of researching users, interviewing them, mapping their needs, and validating flows. These activities are important, but they can make the “user” feel abstract — someone we study at a distance rather than someone whose experience we can often understand directly through lived […]
When we talk about Artificial Intelligence, we too easily accept the “intelligence” half of the phrase and neglect the “artificial” one. But if we instead read AI as Artificial Information, a different far more critical evaluative frame emerges—one less about the cognition of machines and more about the reflexive control of information and meaning. Soviet […]
What is AI? Is it artificial intelligence or artificial information?The question is always open on intelligence – but if we consider it simply information then we can judge it on how useful the information is.When we inform the LLM of a schema we allow it to communicate with foirmal structures in way that makes its […]
