A booed billionaire and the deal that broke

Graduates are booing AI commencement speakers. It's not technophobia.

May 21 • Ollie Henderson

A Fitbit, a broken air conditioner, and the real test of your AI strategy

What AI makes cheaper may not be what matters

May 14 • Ollie Henderson

A two-hour marathon and the reason your best work isn't getting done

How you train matters more than how hard you train. The same is true of how you work.

May 7 • Ollie Henderson

April 2026

A sushi apprenticeship and the case for hiring people who don't know anything

AI adoption is being led by the most experienced workers. That's the problem.

Apr 30 • Ollie Henderson

Stress, safety, and the worst possible time to get comfortable

The qualities an AI future demands are the ones we've spent five years removing

Apr 23 • Ollie Henderson

How a London tube strike accidentally improved thousands of commutes

And what it says about the processes you're about to hand to AI

Apr 16 • Ollie Henderson

A New Jersey gas station, a doorman, and the AI mistake everyone makes

Most companies automate the job title, not the job.

Apr 9 • Ollie Henderson

French food, AI tools, and the problem with too much choice

The companies learning fastest about AI aren't the ones doing the most research

Apr 2 • Ollie Henderson

December 2025

How to help your team adopt AI

From Zero to World-Class AI Manager - part 8

Dec 4, 2025 • Ollie Henderson

November 2025

Using AI to think

From Zero to World-Class AI Manager - part 7

Nov 26, 2025 • Ollie Henderson

How I built a product solo using AI research

A few months ago, I decided to conduct an experiment.

Nov 19, 2025 • Ollie Henderson

AI research that actually works

From Zero to World-Class AI Manager - part 5

Nov 13, 2025 • Ollie Henderson