Stop trying to turn PoCs into products
Many AI initiatives stall because proofs-of-concept, pilots, and production get blurred. This post explains why PoCs must stay disposable, and how pilots and production prove practicality and accountability.
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Managing your innovation pipeline through AI projects
Many organisations “try AI” without real business requirements, guardrails or an innovation pipeline. This post explains how to manage AI projects as an innovation portfolio and why agile still needs clear functional and non functional requirements.
How material practice shapes innovation: the surprising origins of zero and AI
The future of work is not about job loss. It is about how work reorganises around new tools.
DeepSeek’s AI chip is a wake‑up call: the arms race has only just started
DeepSeek’s push to design its own AI inference chip is a clear sign that the real AI arms race is shifting from flashy models to control of the hardware stack.
AI boomers, doomers, and why sovereignty and investment now matter more than hype
Australia’s AI future won’t be decided by AI boomers or doomers, but by who owns the compute, sets the rules, and gets paid back for the infrastructure we build.
AI tokens and the ‘tokenpocalypse’
The ‘tokenpocalypse’ isn’t about scary AI bills so much as it is about the absence of sensible AI governance.
The hidden politics of AI: sovereignty in a platform world
AI Sovereignty was never theoretical - you just weren’t paying attention