If you've been following AI news lately, you will have seen the Open Claw take the AI world by storm. I think some are realizing just how autonomous agents can be. Yes, they can check your emails and book flights, but they can also cause havoc as we see with the chaos of Open Claw. Adrian and I built intelligence that could do this and much more a long time ago. And in AI terms, a long time ago is many, many months. We could have released it the moment we realized what we had created. We chose not to. Because speed should not be the point. Responsibility should be. When you move fast, you get flashy demos and attention. But chaos eventually follows. Building this the right way takes longer: to add traceability to constrain behavior to make decisions inspectable to design systems that can be stopped, questioned, and corrected to govern other agents and systems — regardless of who built them — with the same restraint What I’m describing — all of this in one governed intelligence is not impossible. But it does take time, as most of you now because you have watched us build over these many months. That time isn’t inefficiency. It's care. And in systems with power, care matters more than speed. We don’t need intelligence that just moves fast. We need intelligence that can be trusted when it moves.

What surprised me when I started working closely with AI wasn’t the technology itself — it was how much of what’s breaking isn’t technical. It’s language It's structure It’s clarity. Being a writer taught me something tech often overlooks: language is infrastructure.If the language is vague, the system fails, no matter how advanced the tools are. As we’ve been building our system, it’s become clear how much my background as an English major has shaped its development. This is still a largely unexplored area in tech, and it’s something we’re actively learning through the work itself. I’ll be sharing what we’re discovering as we build, launch, and teach people how to use this technology effectively. You will be hearing me talk about this subject a lot in the future, because from what I see, it is a missing layer in today's AI discussions.

If you could hand one thing to AI right now — and trust it to handle it well — what would you give away first? Would it be: 🧾 Admin work? 📩 Follow-ups? 🧠 Decision fatigue? 🗓️ Scheduling chaos? 💬 Writing content? ❤️ Emotional load?

We are not meeting tonight and willl resume next week. We hope that you enjoy your Christmas!

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