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AI and consciousness / Neuroscience
Understanding the machinery of thought and consciousness
AI is making intelligence less mysterious. Could consciousness be next—and would understanding the machinery make it any less remarkable?
Perspectives / Omri Tintpulver
Thinking through
what AI changes.
Ideas and observations on AI, institutional knowledge and the decisions in front of business leaders. Grounded in the work of building and running a business.
Read the thinking here. Join the conversation on LinkedIn.
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AI architecture / Specialist models
Rent general intelligence. Own the specialists.
Coinbase’s fraud model suggests a more nuanced enterprise AI architecture: a generalist surrounded by specialists trained on what only your company knows.
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AI agents / Customer experience
What happens when your customer sends an AI agent?
Websites were built for humans. If your customer starts sending an agent instead, what happens to the interface, the relationship and the way you do business?
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AI sovereignty / AI architecture
Canada’s AI sovereignty: what do we need to own?
Canada faces the same AI question as every company: what do you rent, and what do you own? Sovereignty starts with deciding which layers matter most.
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AI agents / Portability
The portability test for your company’s AI memory
If your AI vendor disappeared tomorrow, what would you actually still own? A practical test for keeping memory, permissions and institutional context portable.
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AI agents / Institutional knowledge
Who should own your company’s AI memory?
As AI agents learn how a business works, the build-or-buy decision gets deeper. What are you willing to rent, and what do you need to own?