The world isn’t getting simpler, but our ways of navigating it can get wiser.
I wrote something about trust, coherence, and learning to move with uncertainty rather than fear it.

open.substack.com/pub/joedesja...

People talk about “trust in AI” as if it’s one thing.
But there’s technical trust - audits and proofs - and human trust shaped by clarity, expectations, and lived experience.

Sharing this again for those who joined recently.
Some ideas don’t fade - they just deepen.

Jensen Huang recently suggested that in a few years, AI could generate 90% of the world’s new knowledge.
It’s a striking idea, but it makes me think about what “knowledge” really means.

I’ve been thinking about how many Métis projects begin - not with formal steps, but with gathering, stories, laughter, music.
It may look informal, but it’s how stability starts.

When people feel steady with one another, the system moves more smoothly.
Connection first.
Structure after.

Saw this in a recent article:

“Ethical AI isn’t a checklist but a cultural challenge.”

The hard part isn’t principles - it’s relational.

Who trusts whom?
What pace feels off?
Where is clarity missing but assumed?

People talk about AI as if everything is inevitable.
My experience has taught me something different.
This piece is a reflection on agency, relationship, and the stories we choose to believe.
If it resonates, I’d welcome your thoughts.

The Future Isn’t Already Written substack.com/@joedesjarla...

I’m new here on Bluesky and easing into the conversation. I’ve shared two recent pieces from my Substack - just a sense of the systems questions I pay attention to. Looking forward to connecting, learning from others, and keeping the dialogue moving in a good way.

New piece: Working Together at the Speed of Trust.

Systems often move before the relationships are ready. The early signals are subtle but important.

Full post:
joedesjarlais.substack.com/p/working-to...

Exploring how systems behave when relationships, trust, and responsibilities haven’t had time to catch up.
Written from a Métis relational grounding.

Reflections →
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