Tag: AI systems

• Building Luna: Part 1 – A Machine Learning (Through) Experience

  

  Photo by Guzmán Barquín on Unsplash Readers following the Building Aria series probably expected Part 6 last weekend. I did too… until I made myself stop. Not from burnout or technical failure, but from a deeper question: what would actually be worth building next? So I imposed a two-week pause. No new features, no late-night…

  Dom

  October 25, 2025

  Artificial Intelligence, Leadership & Teamwork, Sharing Thoughts, Uncategorized

  agent design, AI, AI systems, Aria, autonomous agents, continuity in AI, conversational AI, enterprise AI, experiential learning, human-centered AI, Luna, Machine Learning, memory architecture, Orchestration, reflection, system design, trust and AI, writing

• Building Aria: Part 5 – Intermission; Agents, Autonomy, and Decision Architecture

  

  Photo by Alexas_Fotos on Unsplash This week, Aria stands still, for once. Not frozen, not halted, just still. The logs report cleanly, get flagged as needed. Every process hums quietly, every function loops without friction, and for the first time since the project began, there is equilibrium. The chat loop works, the infrastructure responds, the…

  Dom

  October 11, 2025

  Artificial Intelligence, Business Communication, data strategy

  AI Agents, AI Architecture, AI deployment, AI design, AI governance, AI infrastructure, AI integration, AI readiness, AI scalability, AI systems, autonomous systems, decision architecture, enterprise AI, LLM orchestration, strategic alignment