The Great AI Accounting
We are witnessing the first large-scale audit of artificial intelligence’s promises, and the numbers are catastrophic. A new MIT study reveals that 95% of companies…
THEFT ON FOUR WHEELS: VOLKSWAGEN’S SUBSCRIPTION TO STUPIDITY
Last year I spent eight months inside Volkswagen in the UK. Not the glamorous EV showrooms you see in commercials, but the commercial vehicle wing—the…
IT’S NOT THE DAMN ALGORITHM
Every democracy dies in broad daylight. Not with jackboots and midnight raids, but with a million tiny fractures in the foundation of shared reality. We’re…
The slippery slope of digital currency
The European Union (EU) is advancing toward the introduction of a digital euro, a central bank digital currency (CBDC) issued by the European Central Bank…
THE PANOPTICON WITH A USER MANUAL – WELCOME TO TOMORROW’S “SAFE” INTERNETÂ
Digital transformation means we’re watching dystopia evolve. It doesn’t arrive in tanks anymore. It’s delivered in press releases and polished legislation, all smiles and promises…
Love Letters to the Algorithm: How We Learned to Confess to Our Digital Captors
In 1987, a programmer at Bell Labs discovered that his debugging sessions were being recorded. Not by the company—by his own code. He’d accidentally created…
When AI Fired the Dev Team and Offered Therapy… With Itself
Last night, I found myself chatting with my wife’s cousin’s son—a brilliant 16-year-old who, instead of spending his time scrolling through social media hellscapes or…
The Consultants of Swing
When Algorithms Outthink Your Strategy Team: The Spectacular Irrelevance of Today’s Management Consultancies and the elephant in the room that is the future: Imagination. The…
The Quiet Takeover
Ever feel like technology is moving so fast it’s hard to keep up? It’s not just your imagination. There’s a big, but subtle, shift happening…
The Unimaginable Triangle: Organizations, AI, and Quantum Physics
I’ve spent the last decade studying why some organizations transcend every known limit while others—with more money, better people, and superior technology—simply die. The answer…
The Quality of Life Paradox: How Chasing GDP Growth Costs Us Our Humanity
Risking sounding like a broken record, I once again find myself starting by saying “recently I moved to Bulgaria from Sweden” – but bear with…
Machines Don’t Belong Here — They Fail in Their Own Ways – Why most tech predictions will miss the mark
It was 10 p.m., and the sun had long since set. I was exhausted after the flight and drifting into sleep. Google Maps — yet…