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Systems of Attention

Systems of Attention

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The Mission Defines the Workforce

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The Mission Defines the Workforce

For 170 years the unit of workforce planning was a person in a box. With humans, agents and robots now working together, it's time for a new standard workforce unit, called the "Mission."

Steve Ambrose · September 2026

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The Wrong Way to Think About AI

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The Wrong Way to Think About AI

See Raj's insights on ROI for AI spend, human + agent workforce, and the future of AI in customer service.

September 2026

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The AI Rehiring Whipsaw Is a Measurement Problem

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The AI Rehiring Whipsaw Is a Measurement Problem

Many large employers are making "whipsaw" rehirings, in reaction to AI-related job cuts. This article explores the impact of measurement and valuable signals on improving the decisionmaking and outcomes in workforce decisions and management.

Rajeev Ronanki · August 2026

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Tokenomics Is the Budget. Humanomics Is the Bound.

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Tokenomics Is the Budget. Humanomics Is the Bound.

Tokenomics is what you can compute, and it scales on its own. Humanomics is deciding what is worth computing, and deciding what tasks remain actionable by humans.

Rajeev Ronanki · July 2026

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Systems of Attention: The Missing Layer Underneath the AI Agent Crisis

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Systems of Attention: The Missing Layer Underneath the AI Agent Crisis

Microsoft restructured Build 2026 around it. Gartner named it agent sprawl. The security industry is drowning in it. The cognitive research has the numbers. Five witnesses to the same missing layer of enterprise software, and the vocabulary is finally catching up.

Steve Ambrose · May 2026

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Systems of Attention: Inside the Launch of Signal Labs

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Systems of Attention: Inside the Launch of Signal Labs

You can feel it when something genuinely new walks into a room. Not a product. Not a feature. A whole new category.

May 2026

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