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"Fooled by Randomness" by Nassim Taleb

"Responsible AI"

Your client can hire experts anywhere. Do you know what they can't find that easily? Someone with deep knowledge who still asks the naive questions that change everything. The best consultants have low tolerance for bullsh*t. They "consistently stay the new kid":

2017: let's build a chatbot 2025: let's build a natural language conversational AI agent

Let us be clear: AI is not being adopted at scale across large enterprises. Not yet. What we are seeing is a wave of corporate experimentation: some proof of concepts, a few small deployments, and a whole lot of PowerPoint slides. The majority of what is being branded as "AI

Periodic reminder that you can sell ANYTHING, and what seems non-valuable to you might appear valuable to somebody else. Have you ever heard of Piero Manzoni?

The three-card monte is a con based on performative acts. What makes it powerful is that the victim is not coerced; they choose to play! They think they see something others missed. They are lured by false wins, convinced they can beat the game, only to realize the outcome

This is not the message young consultants want to hear, but this is the message young consultants need to hear:

I don't know if I have bad luck or what, but within 20 minutes time distance I saw two different women staring at their phones and crying profusely... WTF is going on

I don't play videogames. But I used to have a PlayStation when I was 14, and this game was so incredible that I still think of it almost 30 years later. Metal Gear Solid. Who knows what that game had that made it so sticky.

What do we think about cheap "vibe-coding" around here? Is it a moment in tech history, or something with staying power?

"The things that make them faster are not the things that provide the G in AGI"

AI is "just a tool." But so were Excel, SQL, Salesforce, or AWS. And every time the tool changed, the winners changed too.

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I really don't think AI will replace management consultants, but AI is certainly a force we all must pay attention to. Yes, AI will not replace *great* consultants, but, over time, will replace the ones who think their job is to summarize PDFs or write elementary code. If you

I heard about this story before, but I didn't think it was TRUE!! Charles Proteus Steinmetz was a German-American mathematician known for his deep understanding of alternating current and electromagnetic theory. By the early 20th century, Steinmetz had become a living legend

Technology automates what you no longer need to do. Repetitive tasks, predictable flows, rule-based decisions, etc. These are the things that used to require time, coordination, maybe even a few junior analysts. Now they vanish behind a script. Technology simplifies what anyone