Tag: Responsible AI

• Aligned to the Quarter

  

  Photo by Anne Nygård on Unsplash I build the instruments organizations use to watch themselves. Dashboards, databases, pipelines, semantic models, reports, and the row-level security rules that quietly decide who sees which version of the truth. The first thing that work teaches you is how easily a number stays green while the thing beneath it…

  Dom

  June 21, 2026

  Artificial Intelligence, organizational design

  AI governance, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Business, Business Ethics, business leadership, dashboard design, data strategy, Enterprise Architecture, extraction, Goodhart’s Law, life, measurement, metrics, operational resilience, organizational incentives, quarterly metrics, Responsible AI, shareholder value, stewardship, systems thinking, technology, value creation

• The Space Between Slop and Solutions

  

  Photo by John Cardamone on Unsplash In early 2026, a meme started making the rounds with surprising traction: Microslop. It began as a riff on “AI slop”; Merriam-Webster’s 2025 Word of the Year, coined to describe the deluge of low-effort, AI-generated content saturating digital platforms. Within days, Microslop had become shorthand for growing public frustration…

  Dom

  January 6, 2026

  Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Management

  AI, AI adoption, AI and Society, AI ethics, AI governance, AI infrastructure, AI Misuse, AI Oversight, AI Risk, AI Slop, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, enterprise AI, Generative AI, Human-AI Collaboration, Machine Learning, Product Design, Responsible AI, Tech Accountability, Tech Criticism, Technology Policy, User Experience