Latest thinking
The thinking behind the work
Enterprise AI governance: three failure modes from two days
Persona drift, inconsistent AI safety filters, demographic inference – three real enterprise AI governance incidents and the model that addresses them.
Write your own skill.md – before someone else does
A friend’s company asked everyone to write a skill.md for their role. Here’s why that’s both a warning and an opportunity – and what you should do first.
Where to Start With AI: 9 Phases From Beginner to Builder
Feeling overwhelmed by AI? There’s a natural progression – nine phases from your first chat app to building AI systems. Here’s the map nobody gives you.
The Vault
Depth when you need it
TOGAF 10 – What They Don’t Tell You Before You Sit the Exam
4 min read I passed TOGAF 10 Foundation, Practitioner, and Applied Practitioner in July 2026. Three badges, one accelerated week, and an exam I’d been quietly intimidated by for years. This isn’t a revision guide – it’s the stuff that doesn’t go in one: the context, the shortcut, and the one thing that made it…
Asides
The stuff that doesn't fit elsewhere
I went all-in on AI. My optician, as of yesterday, has thoughts.
A 25-year obsession with technology, the AI boom, and a dry eye diagnosis. Featuring Hogwarts, the Mirror of Erised, and a gym that stopped appearing.
Thala Dhoni and his Leadership Skills
In the hush of the stadium, a legend strides, his bat poised to etch history with a swing, igniting hearts with the thrill of the game. 🏏💛
As Dhoni’s name resounds, a golden wave of adoration rises, uniting fans in the twilight of an era that transcends mere sport. Thala, the GOAT.
Shorts: AI and Story-Telling
I started to write a new article about Microsoft’s PowerUp Program and a story about CRM. Was curious to know how AI can help to extend or bring additional punch to the story-line. I enabled the ‘More Creative’ option to generate this. My Original Story: Jony, a kid, visits a stationery shop in his new…
Stories
Proper fiction. None of it happened.
The Rehearsal – Chapter 1: A Boring Story
Stories · The Rehearsal I was walking along the Thames on a grey, blustery afternoon when I saw her, a small girl throwing pebbles into the wind as if she meant to win. She had picked a fight with the east wind and hadn’t yet worked out she couldn’t win it. Every stone she threw,…
The Rehearsal – Chapter 2: Do you like dogs?
Stories · The Rehearsal Becca gave up eventually. The east wind won, the way it always wins, by simply outlasting her. She walked back to the old wooden bench, sat down beside me, and started on a drink she’d been ignoring the whole time she was losing to the weather. For a moment I thought…
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