Oct 30, 2026 · Decision Systems
Approving is not the same as reviewing
Most AI rollouts keep a person in the loop, but if that person only sees a confident explanation, the check depends on how well the answer is written. What makes the human step worth something is what's on the screen when it happens.
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Oct 21, 2026 · Perspective
What sits between a call to an AI model and work you can rely on
The same question, to the same model, twice: once in a blank chat and once with the team's context in front of it. Why the answer changes, what surrounds a call to an AI model, and six questions to ask before choosing a tool for a team.
8 min read
Oct 19, 2026 · Opinion
Adoption, cost and governance are the same problem
In a McKinsey survey, 93% of the companies surveyed say they already exceed their AI budget. Much of that spend is not the AI itself but what happens around it: context pasted by hand, repeated answers, expensive models on simple tasks and usage nobody sees. Post in Spanish.
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Sep 23, 2026 · Product
Context, governance, traceability and continuity for AI-assisted work. Real capabilities, in testing, told without hype
An external coding assistant proposed a decision about INTENTIA+ itself. Its service key couldn't approve anything, so the decision waited for a person to review it. What INTENTIA+ does today in testing, and what it doesn't yet.
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Aug 30, 2026 · Perspective
Why we are building INTENTIA+
INTENTIA+ wasn't born from AI hype, but from real friction: AI generated fast, yet couldn't hold a project's continuity. That's the origin of Persistent Cognition — a layer where context, decisions and governance persist for humans and AI agents.
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Jul 23, 2026 · Perspective
Governed continuity: the missing layer
AI made production faster, but the bottleneck moved. The next challenge is not productivity — it is governed continuity: keeping context, decisions and constraints coherent over time, for humans and AI agents.
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