We're interested in the moments when the old way of seeing something stops being useful. That’s usually where the interesting work begins.
Factory -> Firefly
What if the biggest opportunity in AI isn't doing the old things faster, but seeing what we couldn't see before?
We’ve spent decades building organizations around factory logic: optimize, standardize, predict, control. AI creates the possibility of something more alive — organizations that sense, connect, learn and adapt.
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A FEW LENSES I USE
These aren’t services disguised as frameworks. They’re ways I’ve developed to make complicated things visible, so leaders and teams can make different choices.
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Are we using radically new technology inside an old organizational model?
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What if a brand is less like a logo and color palette and more like a character that creates chemistry that attracts more and more people into it's orbit?
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AI 1.0 helps us do what we already do faster. What might happen is you used AI to help you think differently?
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What's happening at the edges that could change the center next?
FIELD NOTES
Things I'm noticing.
Efficiency might be the least interesting thing AI gives us.
Why the next phase of AI may be about expanding perception rather than compressing time.READ NOTE →Brand consistency isn’t the same thing as chemistry.
A thought about why brands might need to shift from managing character to creating relationships.READ NOTE →Pay attention to what feels slightly strange or unplanned.
The edges of culture are often where tomorrow first becomes visible, the work-arounds, the hacks, the unintended obsessions that many organizations miss all together.READ NOTE →