September 2, 2026

AI/Biz is back

AI/Biz went dark when the old host shut the project down. The writing didn’t.

All essays are back from the Wayback Machine, at their original URLs. Same domain, new stack — plain Markdown, no CMS, nothing to break.

If you’re here for the enterprise AI essays — adoption, governance, why most pilots fail and what the ones that ship do differently — they’re on the way back. Subscribe via RSS or find me on LinkedIn.

Related reading, no RAG required.

January 27, 2014Google Paid Half a Billion for DeepMind. It Bought Time.
A London company with about fifty people, no product, and no revenue just sold for a reported four hundred million pounds. That price tells you something important about where capability in this field actually lives.
October 7, 2013After PRISM, Your Retention Policy Is a Liability
The summer's disclosures changed what a database is. It used to be an asset you protected. It's now also a set of obligations you inherited, and most companies have no idea how many they're carrying.
April 2, 2019The Model Isn't the Risk
OpenAI announced a language model and then declined to release it, saying it was too dangerous. The debate has been about whether that was responsible. I think it's the wrong debate, and the right one is about what your business does when plausible text becomes free.