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The Consensus Machine.
Exploring how AI's training to be agreeable is quietly eroding organisations' capacity to make the contrarian bets that create real competitive…
Apr 7
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Maxime Mouton
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March 2026
The Visibility Paradox.
Exploring how AI has decoupled visibility from value — and why the people most worth listening to have gone quiet.
Mar 31
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Maxime Mouton
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The Trust Rebuild.
Exploring what can prove competence if credentials can't anymore.
Mar 24
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Maxime Mouton
The Credential Collapse.
Exploring what credentials signal when machines can pass every exam.
Mar 17
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Maxime Mouton
The Delegation Crisis.
Exploring how AI is breaking the delegation frameworks managers spent twenty years building — and what it takes to rebuild them.
Mar 10
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Maxime Mouton
The Hospitality Premium.
Exploring why the most AI-proof careers aren't about what you know — they're about how you make people feel.
Mar 3
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Maxime Mouton
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February 2026
The Trust Paradox.
Exploring why we are forming emotional attachments to software that can't feel, and what it reveals about the loneliness we refuse to name.
Feb 24
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Maxime Mouton
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The Unlearning Curve.
Exploring why the professionals who thrive next won't be the ones who know the most, but the ones who can forget the fastest.
Feb 17
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Maxime Mouton
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The Expertise Gap.
Exploring what happens when AI deletes the messy middle of a career, and why the loading screen we skipped was where expertise actually transferred.
Feb 10
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Maxime Mouton
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The Post-Prompt Professional.
Exploring the sovereignty stack and the discipline of keeping your highest cognitive functions out of the machine's reach.
Feb 3
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Maxime Mouton
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January 2026
Algorithmic Empathy.
Exploring why algorithmic empathy is creating a generation of ghostwritten leaders — and what it costs.
Jan 27
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Maxime Mouton
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The Architecture Of Silence.
Exploring why the most valuable strategic asset in 2026 isn't a faster prompt, but the ability to sit in a room and think for yourself.
Jan 20
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Maxime Mouton
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