I do not want AI to make me more available to everyone
I run nine ventures and a full-time job while raising three boys. Here is why AI-driven availability is not the same thing as faithfulness.
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Notes, experiments, and stewardship questions from the work of using AI without handing over what should stay human.
The most Christian thing I can do with AI may be to slow down
I manage IT and facilities and run an AI consulting practice. Here is why speed is not the same as wisdom, and when the right move is to pause.
Read the postBefore I automate something, I need to ask who should still carry it
I lead teams and run an AI consulting company. Here is why the right question before automating is not just whether a task can be automated, but who the responsibility is supposed to belong to.
Read the postI've started nine things at once. Maybe the faithful thing is to stop building some of them.
I am running nine ventures at once with AI's help. Is starting the same thing as being faithful, and what might finishing actually cost me?
Read the postI start my day at 3 AM. AI cannot decide what the day is for.
I wake at 3 AM to build. Here is why the early hour is not the achievement, why AI can support discipline but not purpose, and what I am still learning about direction.
Read the postWhat five hours of automation taught me about stewardship
I built an AI workflow that turned a ten-minute purchase order task into thirty seconds. The real question was not the time saved. It was what the time was for.
Read the postWhy I'm even talking about AI as a Christian
I have built and sold two companies and run nine ventures at once. Here is why I believe Christians need a theology of stewardship for AI, not just a strategy.
Read the postWhat happened to the five hours?
Automation gives the hours back. It does not decide what they are for. That decision is still yours, and it is the one that matters most.
Read the postThree questions to ask before you automate anything
Most automation decisions are made on capability alone. These three questions take about two minutes and prevent most of the regret.
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