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Technology in context. Ideas in practice.
A space to understand what technology can do, how we evaluate it and where it becomes useful. From AI and digital twins to the decisions behind a product.
Technology explained. Clearer choices.
↓Three directions. Concrete questions.
Concepts explained through the data, limits and decisions that give them meaning.
Artificial intelligence
Generative models, agents and workflows. What we delegate, what we verify and who keeps the decision.
Digital twins
Real systems, models and scenarios. How to distinguish a data-connected model from a simulation or an avatar.
Digital products
Needs to clarify, hypotheses to test and trade-offs to explain. A practical view of building products.
Understand it. Put it to work.
Notes and guides for better questions about technology and the choices we make with it.
Digital twin, avatar or AI agent? Shared words, different products
A talking face, a building model and an assistant that uses tools can appear under the same label. The distinction becomes clearer when we ask what each represents, what data it receives and what it can do.
Read the article Digital twinsA digital twin starts with data, before the 3D model
An impressive representation becomes useful when it supports a decision. A hypothetical building example connects the question, data, update cadence and evaluation before choosing a visual interface.
Read the article AIWhen is an AI agent worth it, and when is a simple workflow enough?
Choosing an AI architecture starts with the task and how its outcome can be checked. Autonomy makes sense when it addresses a specific uncertainty.
Read the article ProductDeferendum: what should remain after a conversation?
A discussion can gather many opinions without leaving a clear choice. We look at Deferendum as a product problem: how do the need, decision and next step stay connected?
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PRODUCT / PEOPLE / DECISIONS
Deferendum
A product for group discussions and decisions. It connects concerns raised by members with arguments, voting and the follow-through on accepted next steps.
Discover DeferendumFrame the concern
Members raise a concern and assess its urgency. The group's rules determine when it can move forward.
Make the choice understandable
The question, arguments and comments stay connected to the vote and its outcome.
Keep the next step visible
Responsibility for an adopted decision must be accepted. Progress and confirmation of completion can be followed.
A point of view. An open conversation.
Go Live On Digital is an editorial initiative founded and edited by Nick Drăgoi. It brings together explanations of technology, product perspectives and questions arising from building Deferendum.
The articles aim to make ideas easy to discuss and evaluate. Sources, examples and limits matter, and feedback and corrections are welcome.
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