Essays by Dr Alwin Tan examining how organisations fail people through systemic problems: customer-metric obsession, the lingering effects of bullying after cases are closed, and diffuse responsibility that leaves no one accountable. Readers get a governance and leadership lens on healthcare and corporate failure, often framed with Amazon's leadership principles as a reference point.
Website: https://www.systemsintegrity.org/
An economist's newsletter on Jamaican public policy, combining investigations of government procurement data with essays on national history and civic obligation. Articles state their sources and methods and separate verified figures from press-reported ones.
Long-form essays on frontier AI, covering interpretability, AI safety scenarios, and how free societies might handle concentration of power. The author draws on political theory, history and literature, and has written from inside an AI lab.
Murphy Trueman writes essays on design systems, governance and organisational practice, including permissions for AI agents, the trap of copied patterns in measurement, and writing style in an era of AI-suspicion. The posts combine personal experience with concrete examples, such as wrapper components that inflate adoption metrics.
Combinations is an essay-driven publication from the RadicalxChange Foundation that examines economics, democracy, and the relationship between technology and power through long-form political theory. Each issue offers a deep, referenced argument on questions such as secular moral purpose, planetary governance, and how authority and voting interact.
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