Iāve written about the Luigi Mangione case before. But this post isnāt really about him. And it certainly isnāt about taking the side of Luigi or the CEO who was killed. This is something different. This is about what this case says about us. Let me start with something that shouldnāt even have to beContinue reading “Luigi Is a Test”
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Rich on Rich Violence: The Uncomfortable Class Math Nobody Wants to Do
I keep coming back to a phrase, half joking, half not, that I think actually captures something true about the entire Luigi Mangione saga better than most of the earnest political commentary surrounding it, and that phrase is rich on rich violence. I say it with a little bit of a smirk because it soundsContinue reading “Rich on Rich Violence: The Uncomfortable Class Math Nobody Wants to Do”
Stop Treating AI Like Itās Only a āUser Problemā
Thereās a growing pattern in how people talk about AI, and it feels familiar in a frustrating way. Whenever something goes wrongāmisinformation, bad outputs, misuse, unethical contentāthe conversation quickly shifts toward individual users. As if the core issue is just people using the tool incorrectly, and if everyone āused it responsibly,ā the problem would basicallyContinue reading “Stop Treating AI Like Itās Only a āUser Problemā”
How Corporations Are Using DEI as a Smokescreen
In the wake of renewed calls for social justice, corporations have been eager to showcase their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). But scratch beneath the surface, and the reality is often more about optics than impact. While companies roll out flashy DEI statements and initiatives, many of these efforts remain underfunded, unmeasured, orContinue reading “How Corporations Are Using DEI as a Smokescreen”