Writing
Essays, notes, and occasional updates on AI, automation, trust, evidence, and the systems I’m building and questioning. The topics drift, but the through-line is simple: how answers behave once they’re reused, automated, and relied on at scale.
The Answer That Felt Right
A reflection on how fragile decisions pass as solid when assumptions stay invisible.
The Answer That Felt Right
A reflection on how fragile decisions pass as solid when assumptions stay invisible.
Silence Is Success: Why a Quiet Watch List Is the Best Outcome
Why CueCrux Watch is designed to stay quiet until something you rely on truly changes, and what counts as meaningful change.
When Facts Freeze
Why many facts are just decisions with short time horizons, and what happens when we stop revisiting the conditions underneath.
Why We Published the CueCrux Whitepapers (and Why Now)
Why the CueCrux whitepapers exist, why they’re being published now, and how to read them.
How to Read The Shape of Knowing
A guide to reading the book as a diagnostic: slow, reflective, and focused on what answers depend on.
When Confidence Starts Masquerading as Knowledge
How confident answers scale, assumptions disappear, and fragility hides inside certainty.
An Update on CueCrux
A slightly more informal January update on CueCrux progress toward the MVP.
When AI Gets January Wrong
January resets incentives; forecasts that travel without conditions become brittle.
The Principal Steward Role: How I’m Building CueCrux With an AI Board
Why CueCrux is built as an agency-driven system, and what stewardship means when agents do the operational work.
Why I Don’t Trust Answers That Arrive Too Smoothly
Why confidence scales faster than the conditions that make answers safe to reuse.