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15h ago

The Cover That Revealed the Answer

What Voyager can teach us about AI, judgement and trust

Upscaled image of NASA’s Voyager Golden Record cover, showing a circular gold disc engraved with symbolic diagrams for playback, image decoding, a pulsar map, and a hydrogen atom reference, set against a black background.

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2d ago

Formation, Critique, and the Surprise That Changed My Thinking

What three and a half years of working with AI revealed about judgement, reflection, and human development.

Formation, Critique, and the Surprise That Changed My Thinking

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4d ago

The Formation Bridge

AI is hollowing out the apprenticeship layer where people once learned judgement.

An empty workshop classroom with tools, plans, a laptop and an unfinished wooden model on a workbench, suggesting a disappearing apprenticeship pathway.

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5d ago

Can Schools Teach Formation?

Only if they stop treating human development as a by-product of the curriculum.

Students work together around a classroom table, revising notes and discussing a shared learning challenge.

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Jul 4

Why Formation May Be the Most Important Word of the AI Age

The ancient tradition of forming judgement, responsibility and wisdom is under threat.

Black-and-white historical-style classroom workshop showing young people learning practical skills at wooden benches under a teacher’s guidance.

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Jun 21

The Climb You Have to Make to Conquer AI

Why using AI well requires discipline, and how I came to devise a now-proven methodology that you can follow.

A mountaineering base camp on rocky glacial ground, with small tents dwarfed by a vast snow-covered peak rising into the sky above them.

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Jun 18

The Geometry of Human Sovereignty

Why everyone needs to create the cognitive space to engage with AI on human terms.

A line chart titled “AI is Your Enemy and Your Ally” plotting “Competency” against “Age in Years,” comparing a steep, solid green “AI-powered” growth line against a slower, dashed white “Typical 20th Century” trajectory . Chart designed by Greg Twemlow.

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Jun 6

The Speed of Solitude: Reclaiming Accountability in the Machine Age

Clarence “Kelly” Johnson is one of the greatest engineers you have probably never heard of.

The Speed of Solitude: Reclaiming Accountability in the Machine Age

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Jun 4

The Language of Creative Impact

Watching Martin Scorsese use an AI tool to explain half the problem of collaborative storyboarding.

“There’s always been this problem of how do you communicate what you see in your head to your cast and crew. There are some things you have to see and feel. Now with this tool, I can share what I’m visualizing more clearly and efficiently to my creative team — the production designer, art designer, and cinematographer — for them to build on to enrich cinematic intelligence.”

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Jun 2

The Freedom Not to Stop Thinking

Albert Camus, my Context & Critique rule, and what AI makes too easy.

Black-and-white portrait of Albert Camus, a man in his thirties with combed-back dark hair, glancing over his shoulder toward the camera. He wears a heavy overcoat with the collar turned up and a lit cigarette between his lips, against a blurred, dimly lit background.

Greg Twemlow

Greg Twemlow

How human judgment survives and strengthens under AI conditions. A framework for developing, applying, and making human judgment accountable in the age of AI.

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