Notes

Notes on shipping AI.

Working notes from the studio: what the regulation actually asks for, why pilots stall, and the unglamorous engineering that decides whether a system survives contact with a Tuesday afternoon.

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Automation13 October 20268 min read

A ten-minute task done forty times a week costs far more than a two-hour task done once a month.

Which business processes to automate first — a scoring method that takes an afternoon

Most teams want to automate the task they dread. The one that costs the most is usually a ten-minute job nobody complains about. A scoring method that finds it in an afternoon.

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Regulation4 August 20269 min read

The four risk tiers of the EU AI Act and where ordinary business AI sits.

The EU AI Act in practice: a compliance checklist for businesses that use AI

Most of what the Regulation asks for is engineering, not legal work. Here is the checklist we run before any AI system we build goes live — and the reason each item is cheap now and expensive later.

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Delivery21 July 20268 min read

The five gaps between an AI pilot and a production system.

Why AI pilots don't reach production — and the five checks that get them there

The gap between a demo that works in a meeting and a system that works on a Tuesday afternoon is where most AI budgets disappear. Five checks that close it.

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