by lukasz | Aug 10, 2026 | Essays
Two threads, one conclusion. We spent this series looking at the approval window from both ends — and the answer turns out not to live in the window at all. It lives in the org chart. Accounting wrote it down before software existed. This series ran in two languages...
by lukasz | Jul 11, 2026 | Essays
A Senteri Briefing For two years, “human-in-the-loop” has been the reassurance the industry reached for whenever autonomy got frightening. However capable the agent, however broad its permissions, there was always a person at the end of the chain clicking...
by lukasz | Jul 9, 2026 | Essays
Search rankings let you lose gradually. AI answers don’t. For twenty-five years, the web economy ran on a merciful assumption: visibility is a spectrum. Position one in Google was great. Position three was still good. Position seven paid the bills. Position...
by lukasz | Jul 9, 2026 | Essays
Or: why the most important AI product of 2026 is an HR system. Every conversation about enterprise AI starts in the wrong place. Someone asks which model is smartest. Someone benchmarks reasoning. Someone waits for the next release, convinced that this will...
by lukasz | Jul 5, 2026 | Essays
I sat down to write that Google is gambling its advertising revenue on the agentic web and that nobody has noticed. Halfway through checking my own premise, I found out everybody has noticed. This is the essay I wrote after that — about what the crowd noticed, where...
