Series
Decision-Native 2040
Five essays on what AI routing costs in 2040, written from inside the assumption that it works. The best practitioners lose the most. The system that caused it cannot audit what they have stopped doing. The substance evaporates quietly, in good faith, at industrial scale.
- Part 1
The Human in the Loop
Essay 1 of 5, Decision-Native 2040 series. A day in the working life of a credit analyst whose decision stream is humming and whose judgement is quietly leaving. He will not notice.
- Part 2
The Best Get Worse
Essay 2 of 5, Decision-Native 2040 series. How judgement atrophies in organisations where the systems are good. The counterintuitive finding is that automation hurts the best readers first, and Air France 447 shows what that looks like under time pressure.
- Part 3
The Honest Counterargument
Essay 3 of 5, Decision-Native 2040 series. Most decisions should be automated by 2040. The honest case for that, and what it concedes without meaning to.
- Part 4
The Thing She Cannot Name
Essay 4 of 5, Decision-Native 2040 series. A procurement analyst who keeps flying to suppliers' factories when the scorecard says she does not need to. What survives of a profession when its practice is only done by individuals.
- Part 5
The Performance of Judgement
Essay 5 of 5, Decision-Native 2040 series. When an organisation measures its own judgement, the metric reshapes the practice and the practice becomes performance of the measurement. Wirecard as the visceral case, clinical documentation as the systemic one.