Writing & Media

Clarity that influences how leaders think about intelligent systems

My writing reaches and influences the people making real decisions about AI - executives, founders, investors, policymakers, and operators across industries.

Across LinkedIn, Substack, the book, and past podcast conversations, the throughline is consistent:

Cut through noise. Surface architectural truth. Bring clarity to complex systems.

Quoted in Forbes on AI employment, productivity, and the future of work →

This isn’t commentary for clicks.
It’s a body of work for leaders who need to see the terrain clearly.

LinkedIn

Daily analysis followed by more than 50,000 leaders across technology, finance, government, and industry.
Posts spark industry-wide discussion and help organisations understand where intelligent systems are actually going - and what that means for workflows, operating models, and decision-making.

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Substack – Unhyped AI

Weekly essays, deep dives, and curated digests read by executives, VCs, and policymakers.
Substack is where my longer-form thinking lives - from coordination challenges and agentic systems to organisational readiness and architectural clarity.

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The Book - UNHYPED: From Hype to Hard ROI in the Age of AI

A strategic and architectural playbook for leaders navigating intelligent systems.
The book offers a grounded framework for value flows, governance, readiness, and the operating-model decisions that actually move the ledger.

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Podcast Archive

Conversations on coordination, risk, and intelligent systems

I co-hosted a short-run series of podcast conversations exploring judgement, coordination, risk, and the organisational realities of AI.

Across eleven episodes, we covered:

- why AI fails in workflows, not models
- the shape of agentic systems
- governance and decision architecture
- limits of automation and the role of human judgement
- organisational bottlenecks and coordination failures
- and much more.

These episodes remain a useful archive of thinking from that period.

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