I've always thought that systemic stupidity rarely comes from bad decisions —
it comes from good decisions made in places that never talk to each other.
The paradox here isn't about AI helping or hurting productivity.
It's about optimization without orchestration — speed without sensing structure.
What if the real value of AI isn't in writing more code, but in helping us see the shape of the system we're changing?
The paradox here isn't about AI helping or hurting productivity. It's about optimization without orchestration — speed without sensing structure.
What if the real value of AI isn't in writing more code, but in helping us see the shape of the system we're changing?