Intelligence Architecture
The Systems No One Wrote Down
Mapping a company's unwritten order is not preparation for AI work. It is the design work — and skipping it lets a second invisible order form.
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Organizations
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Foundations
How an AI Output Acquires Institutional Weight
State v. Loomis shows how reports, rules of use, and accountable roles give a risk score institutional weight.
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Foundations
Stafford Beer and What Project Cybersyn Could Control
A telex network proved useful during Chile's October 1972 strike. The larger cybernetic system associated with Cybersyn never became routine organizational practice.
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Artificial Intelligence
How a Risk Score Changed Hotline Work
Allegheny County tied the AFST to a default rule requiring investigation and reorganized screening around that rule. Policy made the model consequential.
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Artificial Intelligence
What Makes an AI Output Worth Trusting
In the Horizon case, a disputed accounting shortfall became a debt and eventually a suspicion. What mattered was whether it could still be examined and corrected effectively.
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Foundations
What Is Intelligence Architecture?
A working term for useful and responsible collaboration between people and AI systems inside organizations.
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Organizations
Columbia: Why a Warning Failed to Prompt a New Mission Decision
The investigation shows how a debris strike was recorded and analyzed without remaining an open safety question in the mission process.
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