Observations, insights, images and code from ajfisher exploring the intersection of AI, web, media and digital innovation.
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The Qantas breach proves personal data is toxic waste
Another data breach, this time from Qantas, shows again that the capture and proliferation of personal data across businesses needs a rethink. We need to assume data breaches will happen, let go of the illusion of perfect security, and design accordingly.
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Software engineering reimagined for the AI-Native era
AI is redefining the software development process. By viewing development through a lens of problem-solving rather than code creation, engineers can focus on outcomes and value generation - not just lines of code.
Recent posts
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No Mac Mini, no worries: running OpenClaw on a Raspberry Pi.
OpenClaw gives us a taste of a personal AI assistant that can actually do things, but you don't need to buy an expensive Mac Mini or give full access to your digital life for it to be useful. This guide walks through running OpenClaw on an inexpensive Raspberry Pi for long-lived research tasks.
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5 signs your organisational capabilities are aspirational
A quick checklist to test whether a capability is real or just aspirational, covering ownership, metrics, roadmap, playbooks, and delivery cadence.
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The AI infographic wars intensify with ChatGPT release
ChatGPT's new image model is squaring up against Gemini's recent dominance, and the results are strong enough to turn process docs into instant visual explainers.
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A locally running LLM advisory board
A local LLM board of advisors that reuses existing Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT subscriptions, with models debating and converging on answers together.
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Chrome finally adds split view tabs
Split View for tabs arrives in Chrome, making side-by-side work and note-taking far easier than juggling windows.
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Gemini 3: initial usage thoughts
Gemini 3 feels tighter, more consistent in long responses, and more willing to pull in relevant images and references than earlier versions.
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Bring back the weird, fun and joyful web
As web dev becomes codified and KPI-driven, it risks losing the joy. A call to make something weird, wacky, and fun again.
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Strategy is still a human activity
A week of deep strategy work with clients highlights the uniquely human capabilities that we need to keep as businesses transition to using more AI within the enterprise and across their workforces.
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Atlas and the AI browser strategy divide
Atlas highlights the strategic focus of browser makers versus AI-native companies with the incumbents prioritising inward integration versus more of an ecosystem play.
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Hands on with Gemini CLI
Google's new Gemini CLI arrived, so I had a play with some real dev tasks. At a first glance, it brings google on par with the other players in this space but even with a mega 1M-token context window, it doesn't change the status quo that much.