AI is fast at gathering and structuring, and unreliable at the judgement that makes a recommendation worth acting on. Here's how strategists use it without ending up with a well-argued case for the obvious answer.
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Patin also has a AI as a Strategist role track — multi-step scenarios drawn from situations strategists actually hit, scored on judgement rather than recall.
Substack launched AI-detection scanning on July 21, powered by Pangram. Any reader can now check any post over 100 words for human vs AI content — one click, no subscription required. Content authenticity is now a visible, reader-facing metric. Here's what to change before you publish again.
5 min readThe useful question isn't whether writers should use AI. It's which stage of writing to hand over — because handing over the wrong one costs you the thing people are paying for.
5 min readCursor's July 2026 data shows the top 1% of AI users produce 46 times more than the median. Everyone's using the same tools. The gap is a skill — and it's learnable.
5 min readDario Amodei publicly walked back his 'ten years per year' prediction last week and named three specific blockers. One of them is about you.
5 min readMost of the effort in reviewing AI output goes on working out what you wanted while looking at what you got. Three sentences written beforehand turns a judgement into a comparison.
5 min readMost agent failures aren't reasoning failures. They're handover failures — the agent didn't know a thing everyone in your team knows and nobody has ever typed. Here's how to find those things before they cost you.
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