Ideas for a More Human Tomorrow
Articles, reflections, and scholarship on AI decision governance, organizational alignment, and the enduring importance of human judgment.
“Better questions
lead to a better tomorrow.”
October 13, 2026
Extraordinary AI performance does not establish generalized intellectual superiority. Calling current systems “superintelligent” collapses important distinctions between capability, intelligence, judgment, and authority while encouraging greater deference to technology than the evidence supports.
Read the Article →October 9, 2026
As generative AI makes polished language and rapid synthesis increasingly easy, authorship becomes harder to judge from words alone. The more important question is intellectual provenance: where ideas originate, how connections develop, and who ultimately exercises judgment over what survives.
Read more →October 6, 2026
As AI systems become more sophisticated, increasingly ambitious labels can blur the distinction between impressive performance and genuine understanding. The language used to describe AI shapes what people believe the technology can actually do.
Read more →Weekly perspectives on AI decision governance, alignment, accountability, and human judgment.
October 10, 2026
From efforts to rename artificial intelligence as “super intelligence” to continuing disputes over AI detection, this issue examines what happens when labels begin substituting for evidence, context, and human judgment.
Read issue →October 3, 2026
As AI accelerates what organizations can execute, the harder challenge becomes keeping judgment, governance, accountability, and decision boundaries moving just as quickly.
Read issue →September 26, 2026
As AI makes increasingly complex technical work easier to perform, the differentiating human capability becomes judgment: knowing what should be built, why it matters, whether the result is sound, and when human reasoning still needs to prevail.
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