Notes from the work
We publish what we learn from placements, usually because a client asked a question we could not answer well enough on the call. Two to four pieces a month, written by the people doing the work.
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What we write about
Hiring and vetting, since that is our daily problem. Licensing and provenance, because it decides what is usable. And craft arguments, particularly where generative tooling makes it easy to produce something confident and wrong.
What we do not write about
Model release commentary and tool roundups. That content is written faster and better elsewhere, and it is stale within a fortnight. We would rather publish less and have it still be true next year.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we correct the piece and say what changed at the top rather than editing quietly. Several early posts about licensing are now materially out of date and carry notices saying so, because stale legal guidance is worse than none.
- Hiring, vetting and rate benchmarks
- Licensing, provenance and legal review
- Craft arguments about generated work
- Two to four pieces a month
Questions about notes from the work
How often do you publish?
Two to four pieces a month. We publish less and try to keep it true next year rather than chasing model releases that go stale within a fortnight.
Do you correct pieces that turn out wrong?
Yes, openly, with a note at the top saying what changed. Several early posts about licensing now carry notices because stale legal guidance is worse than none.
Where to go next
Related pages people usually read alongside this one.
Tell us what needs designing
One call, three matches, no fee until someone starts. If we cannot find the right designer we will say so.