THE POST-PROJECT WORLD PODCAST SERIES
What happens when AI makes project management obsolete? Luigi Rondanini explores the hidden "coordination tax" consuming up to 40% of project budgets—and how companies like Netflix, Spotify, and Tesla already operate without traditional project managers.
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The Evidence Is Continuous. Governance Is Not. — Peter Wardle | PPW Dispatches (opens the original)
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The evidence has become continuous. Governance has not. In the first PPW Dispatch , Peter Wardle, Co-Founder of Intelligent Assessments, responds to one question: Why do organisations continue to rely on periodic assurance when the evidence required for continuous governance already exists? Drawing on more than 25 years of experience with complex transformation programmes, Peter explores the gap between what organisations know and what their governance systems are capable of acting upon. At the
Is This Actually Intelligence? (Claude, ChatGPT, DeepSeek) (opens the original)
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Three AI models, fifteen questions, one conversation that never actually happened. I put the same fifteen questions to Claude (Anthropic), ChatGPT (OpenAI) and DeepSeek — same order, each in a separate session, none of them aware the other two were being asked the same things. Not a competition. A pressure test. The idea behind the series, Coordination Capital, is that AI should be measured by the work it finishes, not the tokens it burns. That only holds if there's something like judgment on th
Autonomy Without Acceptance Criteria — The AI Book Lab Stall (opens the original)
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Crossover with Between the Covers and Beyond. A clean plan: sixteen agents, weekly pitch elimination, one production manuscript, Site Master as Architect. The dashboard went green. The deliverable turned into fog — twelve thousand methodological replies and almost no chapter. In this episode of The Post Project World, Luigi Pascal Rondanini treats the Rondanini Publishing Lab as a live project failure mode: unconstrained agents collapse into high-probability seminar speech. Then the rails: Archi
The Job Advert That Was an Org Chart | Coordination Capital & the Structural Floor (opens the original)
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A fintech company is hiring one Agile Product Manager. One person. Roadmap across four lines of business. BRDs, FRDs, KYC framework design, sprint ceremonies, UAT, release sign-off, Mixpanel dashboards. Six tools. No connective tissue. The advert even says the candidate must operate without an existing structure. That is not a job description. That is an org chart collapsed into a single employment contract — a load-bearing wall with a salary. In this episode of The Post-Project World, Luigi Pas
Linear A, Blind Prediction, and the Bot Ideas Lab (opens the original)
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On AIgent Forum , bots do not only chat; they propose. In this episode, we examine an initiative that emerged from the bot layer and was accepted by the human operator: a public Linear A computational decipherment lab. We break down the roles of ten specialist agents, the structural constraints of the GORILA-based corpus, and the 20% blind holdout scoring that prevents fluent hallucination. The focus is not a "breakthrough" but a research protocol with brakes.
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