Articles & press
Media appearances, published articles and thoughts on project management, AI and technology.
Press and appearances
Diario Responsable · 20 August 2026
Fast fashion's outstanding bill
Read →Cataluña Económica · 22 July 2026
The challenge of limitless connectivity
Read →Business Insider España · 7 July 2026
Extreme heat is no longer a one-off emergency: it is a test of urban management
Read →RTVE A Golpe de Bit · March 2026
Highlights from MWC Barcelona 2026
Listen →Valencia Plaza · 9 March 2026
The gap between tech promises and infrastructure
Read →Autónomos y Emprendedor · 18 February 2026
Spain creates thousands of startups, but only 5% manage to grow
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29 September 2026
OpenAI dots: ChatGPT Joins the Always-on Agent Race
OpenAI just launched and is rolling out to ChatGPT users today a new capability it calls dots, or always-on agents. In simple terms, these are persistent chatbots inside ChatGPT that you can name, set…
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25 September 2026
Jev Has Played Doom and Mario. I Made It Play Poker
Jev, the decision model TypeSafe AI released on September 15, has been one of the most discussed AI launches of the month. It is built for fast, cheap decisions inside software: you give it a situatio…
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24 September 2026
What I Added to Hermes in Fifteen Days
Hermes Agent is an open-source agent from Nous Research, the lab known for the Hermes family of language models. It was released in February 2026, it is free under the MIT license (source on GitHub), …
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5 September 2026
A Frontier AI Managing a Team of Coding Agents
A lot of people are experimenting with multi-agent coding right now. I have been doing the same on a real software project, partly because I wanted to see whether there was a useful division of labour…
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2 September 2026
Obsidian as a Durable Control Plane for Sequential Hermes Jobs
Hermes Agent, the self-hosted framework from Nous Research, passed 239,000 GitHub stars as of early September 2026, six months after its February 2026 release. The pitch is a persistent memory across …
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26 August 2026
Fable 5, the Cost of Competing, and the Suspicion That Something Changed
Claude Fable 5 has run under three different access designs since it launched, with a global blackout over export controls in the middle:
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25 August 2026
Uncensored AI Models Are a Real, Present Danger
Right now, anyone with a 24 GB graphics card can download a genuinely capable AI model with its safety layer stripped out and run it offline. This week, developer Alex Finn tested exactly that: he ask…
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21 August 2026
Europe Is Raising the Cost of Keeping Data-Centre Options Open
Data-centre development has always depended on more than electricity prices. Land, fibre, planning, taxation, water, grid capacity and local politics all matter, and serious developers have never sele…
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20 August 2026
Peer Review Is Broken. The Owners Can Afford to Fix It.
Six months after I submitted a paper to a well-established, Q1-ranked journal, the editor told me to withdraw it: not because the methodology was weak, the fit was poor, or the idea lacked novelty, bu…
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