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There’s a moment — you’ve felt it — when something lands and your body knows before your brain can explain it. It’s not logic. It’s not noise. It’s not even your thinking mind. It’s knowing. I’ve been reflecting on how this shows up not just
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Most companies won’t fail with AI because of technology. They’ll fail because they never rebuilt their business to work with AI. I see it every week: leadership teams hoping a new tool or dashboard will “solve” AI. But the reality? AI isn’t a feature you bolt on.
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What started as a YouTube video... Yesterday, I watched a fine-tuning tutorial on YouTube. Today, I’ve just kicked off a fine-tuned NDIS-specific language model. Not a generic chatbot. Not a nice-to-have feature. But a foundational capability for NDIS focussed AI Services—and potentially, a playbook for a new generation
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The Age of AI is transforming knowledge work. If Peter Drucker were observing today, he’d likely be asking: “What are the long-term implications of AI on how we think, decide, and create?” One early answer in software is vibe coding — a term introduced by Andrej Karpathy (OpenAI co-founder, ex-Tesla
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By Suhit Anantula, Author of “The Helix Blueprint” & Kasia Rosa
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Hi everyone, How often have you painstakingly crafted a strategic plan, only to look back months later and wonder, "What happened? Where did we go wrong?" If you're like me, you've felt that frustration. In a world changing at an accelerating pace, especially with
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In his book “Creative Selection: Inside Apple's Design Process,” Ken Kocienda, a former Apple engineer, provides a rare glimpse into the company's innovative approach to product development. This article explores the key technological and design principles that drive Apple's success, with a particular focus
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In our quest for innovation, we often find ourselves staring at the same walls, circling familiar territory in search of breakthrough ideas. Yet, some of the most transformative solutions come not from diving deeper into our own domains, but from looking sideways borrowing concepts from seemingly unrelated fields and adapting
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In today’s whirlwind of a world, staying ahead of the curve is everything. Jack Welch, the legendary CEO of General Electric, nailed it when he said, “If the rate of change on the outside exceeds the rate of change on the inside, the end is near.” It’s a
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What if the things we built worked seamlessly for everyone? That’s the core of Universal Design—not a compliance checkbox, but a philosophy of inclusivity that embraces the full spectrum of human experience: young, elderly, able-bodied, or differently abled. It’s about designing for the outliers first. If a
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I recently listened to a fascinating episode of the Finding Our Way podcast featuring Roger Martin—business strategist, former Dean of the Rotman School of Management, and a trailblazer in bridging design and business. As someone who’s always been intrigued by how we navigate uncertainty in our work, his
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One of the key breakthroughs in AI has been the idea of reinforcement learning. Reinforcement learning represents a paradigm shift in strategic decision-making. Unlike traditional analytical approaches that rely on predetermined rules, RL systems develop strategies by maximising rewards through continuous experimentation. This approach has produced remarkable breakthroughs, most famously