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Prediction is a useful starting point for understanding language models, their tool use, and why plausible answers still need checking.
When a process depends on one person’s judgment, useful documentation starts with the exceptions they handle and the decisions they make.
Repeated status questions, approvals, and lookups can point to a process that needs attention. Start by looking at how the work arrives.
Three areas to examine when a pilot is not becoming useful daily work: the task, its ownership, and the way results are measured.
A practitioner’s view of AI: useful applications, the work of running them, and the questions that matter before adopting a system.
A recommendation needs an owner, a workable scope, and a place in the team’s day. Here is what we look for before implementation.
How we approach recommendations that challenge an existing plan: show the evidence, explain the consequences, and work through the options.