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    Exploring AI – The Language Tax

    Some problems are not hard because the answer is far away. They are hard because the language we are using makes them expensive to think about. That sounds abstract, so try this. Remind yourself how to do long division. Not fun, but possible. Now imagine doing the same calculation using Roman numerals. The math did…

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    Exploring AI – The Edge of Map

    AI is often strongest where human knowledge is thickest. Ask it about a common problem, a well-documented process, a familiar argument, or a pattern that has appeared thousands of times before, and it can be astonishingly useful. It summarizes, compares, explains, translates, and connects ideas across knowledge silos faster and more coherently than any human…

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    Exploring AI – Ask for the Spread

    AI is very good at turning messy information into a neat summary. That is useful. It is also where things can go quietly wrong. I explored to try to get to the root of the issue. One of the easiest mistakes to make with AI is asking it for “the average” and thinking you understand…

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    Exploring AI – What Counts?

    AI can analyse thousands of numbers in seconds. It cannot rescue a number that was never clearly defined. I explored to try to get to the root of the issue. Imagine three people are asked to measure how long a process takes. One starts the clock when the application is submitted.Another starts when someone opens…

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    Exploring AI – Start With the Baseline

    AI is very good at sounding confident. That is useful when the facts are clear. It is dangerous when the facts are missing. I explored to try to get to the root of the issue. One of the easiest mistakes to make with AI is asking it to explain a situation before anyone has measured…

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