Global team builder from Tokyo. Engineering manager to build international engineering team
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I kept a diary for ten weeks, and not on willpower alone. Writing gets a reply. An AI reads my notes overnight and asks questions. At work, it writes its own version of my daily report, and we merge the two. Feedback may matter more than discipline.
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The code of conduct is on the wall. The pay stub arrives every month. The FSA's order says the pay formula invited the wrong people in, so firing them alone leaves the formula in place. https://t.co/ugRK4C7aiv
The brain has no command center. 12 labs recorded 279 mouse brain areas: decision signals were spread everywhere. Systems that can't stop spread decisions out too, and a shared code keeps them correct. In organizations: values and culture. https://t.co/ZTKdeGZX19
Haiku 5.5 input tokens cost about a tenth of Haiku 4.5's. Answers you can search for turn into tap water. What keeps its price: judgment from assumptions that failed in the field, with the result owned by you. But once recorded, even that trains AI.
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Smaller teams don't remove complexity; it moves up one floor. One team of 10: 45 communication paths. Twenty teams of 2–5: up to 190 between teams. What's left is the words and leaders that align the "why" — the same skill delegating to AI agents demands. https://t.co/C5RTg5J9SK
Full story — how we rebuilt the gate into a training device, and what Spotify and Wells Fargo got wrong about decentralizing risk: https://t.co/RCGcler6CR
64% of audit leaders can no longer catch problems before they escalate (Gartner, n=108). Only 30% of business leaders trust that insight enough to act on it.
I hit the same wall in architecture — one architect owned every call. Capability before authority.