Writing
I write about work, judgment, technology, and what it means to stay human as work changes.
Some of this becomes books. Some becomes essays. Some is thinking out loud.
Featured writing
When teaching stops being bounded
AI removes the constraints that gave teaching its shape—one teacher, thirty students, limited time. But lifting constraints doesn't make the work easier. It makes it different. Teachers trained for a bounded classroom now face an unbounded role that requires judgment, discernment, and presence in ways we haven't yet mapped.
Why your job matters more than mine: the selective morality of job loss
This article reveals the uncomfortable pattern behind which jobs get moral protection and which get called 'market forces'—and what that means for everyone outside the creative class.
AI in writing: the end of a professional monopoly
This article reframes the AI writing debate: the panic isn't about creativity—it's about a professional class losing control of the systems they've gatekept for a century.
Books
The Work of Being (available now)
A Philosopher's Guide to Becoming Human in the AI Era
The Practice of Work (in progress)
Practical essays on how work actually gets done.
Recent writing
AI didn't deskill us, we were already deskilled
This article challenges the narrative that AI is deskilling workers, instead highlighting how many jobs were already mechanical. It offers a thought-provoking perspective on how AI could be an opportunity to reclaim and enhance human skills.
Gen Z's job-hopping: smart strategy for growth
Discover why Gen Z's job-hopping is a strategic move for career growth and learn how employers can adapt to retain top talent in a rapidly evolving job market.
Redefining Leadership: Embracing Human Judgment Amid AI Disruption
This article offers a critical perspective on how AI is reshaping the job market and challenges leaders to focus on uniquely human skills like judgment and responsibility, providing valuable insights for anyone interested in the future of work and leadership.