AI products and writing

AI in service of human expertise, however good it gets.

The better AI gets, the more valuable human expertise becomes. Writing on working with AI where judgement matters, and the products built on that idea.

Judgement first

Start from what experts know and are accountable for, not from whatever a model can generate.

Knowledge resilience

Hard-won expertise should get stronger with AI, not quietly erode.

Honest evaluation

Evidence over hype, including about our own work.

What we do

Writing

Essays and series on AI strategy, agent design, and the expertise AI depends on.

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Products

AI products built on the idea, currently in development. A waitlist is open.

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Advisory

A small number of fixed-fee strategy sessions each month, for teams that want a second opinion.

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Products

We are building AI products that treat expertise as the asset.

Most AI products optimise for replacing effort. Ours start from a different question: what would this look like if the goal were to make the experts using it better? The first products are in development now.

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Writing

Where the thinking happens.

Essays on strategy, readiness, agent design, and the reasons AI programmes often stall. This is the research behind everything we build.

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Which Doors Should Machines Walk Through?

Jeff Bezos's test of one-way and two-way doors maps neatly onto where to let AI act alone. The twist is that automation reshapes which door you are standing in front of, so reversibility becomes something you engineer rather than something you inherit.

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Who's behind this

Sammy Newman, Founder

Sammy Newman is the founder of AI For Human Expertise, where he writes on designing AI that strengthens human judgement instead of eroding it, and is building products on that idea.