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  • On creating company-internal knowledge banks in times of AI

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    Maritime briefing in an office. 4 people at a table discussing.

    Or better: the case for project archaeology. Why should companies still involve humans to create their knowledge banks, seen AI knows it all by now, scans content in seconds and is at everyone’s fingertips? Because like the news and the truth, speedy info and useful info are not the same thing. Companies have started to…

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  • Tea with Claude: How close are we really to our collective Darwin award?

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    Robot serving tea in cafeteria.

    And is Claude optimist or pessimist about us? After having read the recent article by Dario Amodei in which he urgently and empathically warns the AI industry and the rest of mankind of his employer, their associates and competitors, I thought it was time for another tea with Claude. I was curious what it would…

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  • Humans at work: The turtle, the dog and the cat

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    construction site with workers

    Proven tricks to quickly resolve a clash of cultures in high stake environments. Humans from very different cultures working together in a high stake technical environment, under pressure, can find themselves in tricky situations. Luckily, there are matching tricks you can use to dispel conflicts in time and restore team spirit. I had the privilege…

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  • An insightful chat with Claude

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    Image showing a technician interacting with cute looking robot.

    A few weeks ago, during a stroll through our global village, I had chanced upon a truly unsettling article about the current state of developments with AI, Artificial Intelligence. This one. A snapshot of the current state of AI developments. Ancient history as you read this. Written by industry insider Matt Shumer, it drew a…

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