Present — #02 | Boundaries & saying yes

Today I chose:Honest · Set boundaries · Calm Every day, I work with three words.One to see.One to do.One to own. Together, they form my Present set for today. This morning, 06:42.Kitchen table. The house still quiet.My phone vibrated on the wood. A message about what is going wrong now.Comments below it.Capital letters. Exclamation marks.Within … Read more

Present — #01 | Pressure & urgency

Today I chose: Clear-headed · Focus · Steadfast Every day, I work with three words.One to see.One to do.One to own. Together, they form my Present set for today. Inbox open.34 emails.“URGENT” twice. I felt it immediately.That slight tightening.The urge to tackle everything at once. Not because I had to.But because I could. And there … Read more

Article 1 of 6 — Why AI literacy is becoming important

In this series, AI Start — Understanding AI without a technical background, we explore step by step what AI is, how it appears in everyday work processes and how professionals can use it consciously and responsibly. See AI is suddenly everywhere In a short time, Artificial Intelligence has become part of many professionals’ everyday work. … Read more

AI Start — Understanding AI without a technical background

AI literacy by detalentengids.nl Artificial Intelligence appears increasingly in professionals’ everyday work. Yet many people still do not properly understand what happens when they use AI tools. Why this series exists In recent years, AI has rapidly become part of many digital tools. Texts can be written automatically.Documents can be summarised.Information can be analysed in … Read more

AI literacy: See, Do and Own

Section: AI Start OPENING AI appears increasingly in everyday work. A colleague has a report summarised.An adviser uses AI to explore ideas.An employee asks AI for a first draft. It feels useful.And often it starts small: simply giving it a try. But after a while, another question emerges. How do you actually use AI well … Read more

A beer festival and AI?

What selling tickets at a beer festival taught me about AI An experiment at the counter revealed more than expected — about people, indecision and what AI is actually being built for. AI Loods · Reading time: 4 minutes · Observation & reflection For the seventh year running, I volunteered at a beer festival, at … Read more

The four lenses: from intention to everyday action

One model, two tracks — with an LLM as a translation prism Introduction You know the moment. In an organisation: the strategy is clear on a single slide. Everyone nods.Yet the meeting ends with inboxes, escalations and “just a quick task in between”. In your own life: the intention is clear(move more, make more things, … Read more

What AI governance can learn from Quality Assurance

AI goverance.

And why we should avoid repeating all the pharmaceutical industry’s mistakes. AI systems are getting more scope to act independently. They search for information, combine sources, advise people and can use tools to take real actions. This raises an important question: How do we know such a system operates under sufficient control? AI companies talk … Read more

Present — #06 | Dealing with bad news

Today I chose:space · think ahead · light Every day, I work with three words.One to see.One to do.One to own. Together, they form my Present set for today. In the car, heading home.Traffic has stopped. Rows of brake lights.Nobody moves forward. The news on the radio.Sentences about war, crime.About places where things are going … Read more