• Someone Else’s Campfire

    Someone Else’s Campfire

    This piece discusses the dangers of technology incentivising carelessness, illustrated by wildfire betting and social media’s negative impact on youth. It highlights corporate negligence in ethical practices, urging for regulation to address the rapid and potentially harmful advancement of AI, emphasising the need for accountability in technology development.

  • The Practical Case for No Longer Maintaining a Presence on X

    The Practical Case for No Longer Maintaining a Presence on X

    This piece discusses the challenges of using the platform X for professional communications. It highlights issues like character limits hindering nuanced communication, pay-to-speak models distorting credibility, and audience engagement that promotes polarization. I argue for a re-evaluation of platform choice to better align with professional goals and reduce reputational risks.