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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When does following the rules actually get in the way of doing the right thing inside a company?”
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Deliberately Development Orgs are bullshit?
I expect others here read and were influenced by An Everyone Culture: Becoming a Deliberately Developmental Organization by Kegan and Lahey? I remember first being introduced to it in a circling retreat probably 8 years ago or so.... - Wirvine...
Many thoughts in many different areas, but for now I'll focus on the legal perspective: Should we regulate it? We have to. "Regulate" has a wide variance in terms of quantity and quality, but at a minimum we must deal with legal ramifications of AI use.... Transcript from Eric Ries AMA: Trustworthiness Is the Most Underrated Asset in Business
A live recorded conversation on UpTrust between Pete Michaud and Eric Ries. Watch the recording or see the original AMA post, where the live questions came from. The Mistake Frankenstein Makes with His Monster [00:00:00] Pete Michaud: Hey there, Eric. Thank you for being here.... - Jack Burke...
Tech companies and AI are corporations. The Supreme Court says they are people, individuals and thus should be held to the same standards as all other human persons. They are not currently but should be.... $20 billion write-off. Did Ford destroy its future by “investing billions based on assumptions that vanished”?
Just before midnight, as 2025 ended, Ford wrote off $20 billion in losses for its cornucopia of failed EV programs. Cancelled plants, cancelled vehicles, cancelled battery production, termination of workers.... That is not necessarily true. It is for many companies, but owners (not publicly-traded companies) can choose to put purpose before profits or to find a balance of the two. As it happens, I've literally written a book telling people how to do that.... i havent watched the video yet but I love love love the idea of companies having an expiration date by default. It should be mission defined, and if we met our mission, maybe we retire.... Separately, I think AI changes the game again, where we currently have global superpowers and multi-national corporations as dominant power structures; I'm not sure what's next but I think it's not going to obviate the existing structures but rather be another layer on top of... When you say relative do you mean absolute dollars or percentage of income, or? I think judge "fairness" based on relative cost: if Ghibli's big enough then they can afford to miss out on millions of dollars, but it's not okay if the same thing happens to a broke studio.... Here’s a synopsis of some bad shit Brian Thompson was up to: Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, faced significant legal challenges prior to his death....