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Author: James Healy

What The Work Is

What the great AI jobs panic tells us about the future of work and about enterprise AI adoption.

September 21, 2026AI, humans, organisations, technology, workLeave a comment

This Time is Different

18 years ago, a naively myopic faith in logic, maths, and computer models caused a global financial cataclysm. It could never happen again. Could it?

September 11, 2026September 15, 2026AI, humans, technology1 Comment

The Way the World Ends

What do Silicon Valley's strange and often terrifying beliefs tell us about the future of technology and humans?

August 21, 2026September 7, 2026AI, humans, technology1 Comment

Mind the Gap

What's the difference between the theoretical organisation and the real one?

August 10, 2026September 24, 2026AI, behaviour, humans, organisations2 Comments

We’re All Idiots Now

What can the world's worst bank robbers teach us about AI's impact on organisational decision-making?

August 1, 2026August 22, 2026AI, behavioural science, humans, organisations, technology, workLeave a comment

The Ghost in the Machine (Part 2): Could AI be conscious?

What if the debate about AI consciousness reveals more about humans than it does about AI?

July 24, 2026August 3, 2026AI, consciousness, humans, technologyLeave a comment

The Ghost in the Machine (Part 1): Why do so many intelligent people believe AI is conscious?

What if the debate about AI consciousness reveals more about humans than it does about AI?

July 15, 2026August 4, 2026AI, consciousness, humans, technology1 Comment

Culture: Sharing (Values) is Caring?

Is there more to organisational culture than values posters on the wall?

February 28, 2025August 1, 2026behaviour, behaviour factory, behavioural science, change, culture, humans, organisations, shared valuesLeave a comment

Dying for a Change

Is organisational change really like finding out you're dying?

January 11, 2025August 1, 2026change, humans, organisationsLeave a comment
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