Recent ideas, observations and perspectives on technology, leadership and what comes next.
Last week, I failed the AIGP exam. Today, I passed it. And somewhere between those two results, I was reminded of something important: Expertise does not eliminate the need to remain a student.
The most dangerous AI hallucinations aren’t the ones that sound wrong. They’re the ones that sound like something an expert would say. I encountered one during a Kubernetes security architecture discussion.
In November 2017, I ended an article titled [Experience By Mileage – Part I](https://oluefunwoye.com/insights/experience-by-mileage) with four words: **“Part II coming soon!”** Apparently, “soon” meant almost nine years.
Some of the areas that continue to inform how I think, build and lead.
The implications of increasingly capable systems for organizations, people and decision-making.
Security strategy, engineering, resilience and the changing nature of enterprise risk.
Building and governing secure, scalable technology environments.
The structures, accountability and controls needed to translate emerging technology into responsible action.
Seeing uncertainty clearly enough to make better decisions.
Leading people and organizations through technical complexity and change.
In 2022, that latter body of thinking became my first book, ALL You Can See.
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