The watermark doesn’t know who wrote it
Article 50 exempts work under human editorial control. A blanket watermark flattens the distinction the law was careful to draw.
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The economics move when the decision moves
A practitioner’s playbook for AI that reaches the P&L. Masterclass, 30 September 2026.
Featured in Inspired Business Media (opens in a new tab)The problem was never the agents
An agent is a decision engine. We were just pointing it at tasks instead of decisions.
The EU AI Act just moved
It’s breathing room, not a reprieve. What to do with the eighteen months.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)The one paragraph most people skim past
Workflows are scaffolding around decisions. Redesign the scaffolding and you get a tidier process; automate the decision and the economics move.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Twenty-nine countries just signed a different rulebook
A China-based AI governance body, without the US, UK, Germany or France. Two regulatory worlds forming, not one.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)230.7 seconds
What decision automation actually looks like when you build it, not diagram it.
Cheaper intelligence isn’t created value
Falling model prices remove the last excuse for not building; they don’t write the business case.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Why AI initiatives fail to deliver returns
The interview: connecting AI investment to revenue rather than to adoption speed.
Featured in Value Creation for Private Equity (opens in a new tab)Interesting isn’t investable
Why your Copilot rollout won’t move EBITDA, and the handful of levers that do.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)It’s about decisions, not workflows
Get the decisions right and the workflow redesigns itself. Miss them, and you’ve drawn a very neat diagram of nothing.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Where the value actually sits
Roll out the tool and you get a faster version of the same process. The economics only move when the decision does.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Operationalising the prototype
The gap between a working demo and a system that decides at scale is where 95% of AI programmes stall.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Foundations, leadership, and what stalls a pilot
From the CIO Inspired Summit in Manchester: why technology-first pilots run out of road.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)A decision is an architecture
Five layers sit behind a decision a person makes in a second: data, context, logic, confidence, escalation.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)User stories don’t work for AI
Agile, design thinking, MVPs. The digital playbook breaks here. What the team needs is a decision specification.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)From two hours to two minutes
What decision-centric design looks like once it is built rather than diagrammed.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Speed is a vanity metric without a baseline
If you never measured what the decision cost before, you do not have an ROI story. You have an anecdote.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Why the Operating Partner + AI Engineer Pairing Fails
Two capable people, no shared language for where the value actually sits.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)The models keep improving. The value doesn’t follow.
The constraint is not intelligence. It is the feedback loops and reward signals almost nobody has wired in.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)The most significant UK data law in years
The Data Use and Access Act opens Smart Data schemes. Access to data, not technology, is what holds the mid-market back.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Decision Logic Is a Bigger Competitive Moat Than Data
Everyone is guarding the data. The durable advantage is in how you decide with it.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)It’s Not an AI Bubble. It’s an Execution Crisis
The models work. The programmes around them don’t.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)The Orchestration Imperative: Escaping AI Pilot Purgatory
Why pilots stall at the hand-off, and what has to own the decision instead.
Read on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Find the value that actually reaches the P&L.
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