AI Made Building Cheap. Being Wrong Got Expensive
Imagination and coding capacity have moved down the blocker list. Product judgment, architecture, governance, adoption, and cost discipline are the blockers now.
A note for enterprise technology leaders on building AI agents that can survive production. It covers where to start, what to own above the model, how to control cost and risk, and why the first real win usually comes from one measurable workflow.
A practical model for moving past pilots and into governed AI delivery, with humans owning requirements, architecture, quality, and business decisions.
Olek Buzz on the painful transition Fed Governor Lisa Cook keeps warning about, and why it is, at root, a writing problem. Three questions he asks before anything ships: Can a named human defend every claim? Is every quotation exact? Will a reader two years from now still find a human position in it?
Sam Ferrise and Olek Buzz adapt Boris Cherny's five-step AI adoption framework for the executive level. The paper explains what each stage looks like in operations, governance, and the P&L, then gives CIOs five questions to test where their organization really stands.

Chief Technology Officer at Trinetix
Sam leads technology and innovation strategy, building AI-enabled, cloud-powered systems for our enterprise clients.

Imagination and coding capacity have moved down the blocker list. Product judgment, architecture, governance, adoption, and cost discipline are the blockers now.
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