The Cat Is Hungry, or the Return of the Bicameral Mind
Someone posted on X recently about being woken in the night by their cat scratching at the bedroom door. Half asleep, she reached for her phone to ask AI…
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The Open Innovation Series / #2 — The Invisible Supply Chain
How engineering, automation and operational assurance provide lessons for the next generation of awarding organisations…
The Open Innovation Series / #1 — The Trust Engine
How engineering, automation and operational assurance provide lessons for the next generation of awarding organisations…
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We’re looking for a mid-level full-stack developer to join the team at Coelrind, working on XAMS — our eAssessment platform…
The Architectural Astronaut: Spolsky’s Insight, Updated for the AI Era
There’s a story the software industry tells about itself that goes something like this: we used to be cowboys, and then we grew up…
The Renaissance Magus Who Predicted Artificial Intelligence
In 1582, the greatest intellect in England sat before a polished obsidian mirror and attempted to communicate with angels. John Dee was mathematician, astronomer, navigator, cryptographer, and advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. He believed that a higher intelligence existed in what he called the angelic dimension: an invisible realm…