Sheryl Anjanette

The New Literacy: Thinking With AI Without Surrendering Our Thinking

From cognitive offloading to productive friction, AI is changing more than how we think. It's changing how we learn to think.

Oct 19 • Sheryl Anjanette

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The Human Reckoning: What Are We Designing For?

We have spent years asking what AI will become. It may be time to become equally intentional about what we want to become alongside it.

Oct 1 • Sheryl Anjanette

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September 2026

Trust Is Becoming a Design Decision

As AI gains greater autonomy, the boundaries we build around it may matter as much as the intelligence we build into it.

Sep 29 • AI Wide Open and Sheryl Anjanette

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When Technology Collides with Identity: What Happens When AI Triggers the Imposter Within?

AI is reshaping work and giving us legitimate reasons to question where we fit. It is also changing who and what we compare ourselves to, amplifying old…

Sep 25 • Sheryl Anjanette

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The Authenticity Premium: When AI Changes the Way We Sound

As AI becomes better at writing in human voices, what happens to the individuality, authorship and trust carried in our own?

Sep 19 • Sheryl Anjanette

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Made by a Human: The Question Behind the Label

We spent years using technology to make humans look less human. Now we're using it to make machines look more human. Somewhere in between, authenticity…

Sep 11 • Sheryl Anjanette

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The Empathy Paradox: An Unexpected Advantage

We assume empathy requires human emotion. What if the absence of it is one reason AI may sometimes be better at empathy than we are?

Sep 4 • Sheryl Anjanette

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August 2026

The Infrastructure We Forgot to Build: Why Capability Isn’t the Same as Readiness

We’ve invested heavily in making AI more capable. Far less in what humans need to live and work alongside it. As AI transforms our world, human…

Aug 27 • Sheryl Anjanette

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Why We Keep Treating Symptoms Instead of Systems: What We Miss When We Only Solve What We Can See

Organizations have become remarkably good at solving the problems they can see. But the causes often live somewhere beneath the metrics, across the…

Aug 22 • Sheryl Anjanette

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The Black Box Problem: Why Explainability Is the Foundation of Trust

We are putting more decisions in the hands of systems that can tell us what, but not why. Often, their creators can't tell us why either. Trust requires…

Aug 13 • Sheryl Anjanette

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The Room Where Everyone Agrees With You

AI didn’t invent echo chambers. It built each of us our own. The most powerful algorithms don’t tell us what to think; they quietly shape what we see…

Aug 6 • Sheryl Anjanette

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July 2026

When Seeing Is No Longer Believing: Trust Under Attack

While human trust struggles to keep pace with AI, something else is falling even further behind: security. And the gap between those two speeds is where…

Jul 30 • Sheryl Anjanette

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