Thinking on AI strategy, implementation methodology, and what actually moves the numbers for growth-stage businesses.
Texas has an AI law now, and the old TREC and fair-housing rules never went away. In plain language: how a governed AI screens every client-bound message, blocks what breaks the rules, and keeps receipts a regulator would accept.
read the post →You bought the licenses, ran the training, told everyone to use it — and it didn't stick. Here's why: a prompt hands the job back to you. A loop takes it off your plate and keeps it there. Building on Nate B Jones's loop-of-loops idea.
read the post →Your team is shipping confidential data out the door — every day, through AI. If there's no governance layer above it, you're not exposed to hackers. You're exposed to your own people. Here's the layer that's missing.
read the post →The real failure happens before the kickoff call. Before the demo. The moment someone says "just tell us what you do, and we'll automate it" — that's where the project dies. Here's what's actually going on, and the methodology we built to fix it.
read the post →Three vendors. Six months. Every one of them said "significant efficiency gains." None of them put a number on it. Here are the five inputs we use to build the actual ROI estimate — and how to run the math yourself before talking to anyone.
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