Mission/Shift — and a few longer thoughts.
A monthly LinkedIn newsletter for mission-driven teams navigating AI without losing what makes their work human — plus a quiet library of essays from the studio.
When AI Knows Someone May Be Dangerous, Who Decides What Happens Next?
AI systems are increasingly able to flag risk before harm occurs. But prediction isn't the hard part — deciding who acts on it, under what authority, and with what accountability is.
Minnesota's Nudify Ban Just Passed Its First Test
Minnesota's law targeting AI "nudify" apps faced its first real challenge — and held. What the ruling signals for regulators, platforms, and the people these tools harm most.
The Child May Be Synthetic. The Harm Isn't.
A federal appeals court just ruled that someone has a First Amendment right to privately possess obscene AI-generated sexual images of children, as long as the children depicted don't actually exist. I've been sitting with that sentence for a few hours now.
Essays & field notes
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