Integration Consultant at Avella AS, a Norwegian Consulting Company
Cloud Is Quietly Deciding Who Gets to Build the Future Last quarter, I helped a team migrate their systems to Google Cloud. The technology worked beautifully. The problem was not the cloud. The problem was who was allowed to touch it. Out of twelve people in the room, only one had real
Generative AI Has a Judgment Problem. Here Is Why That Matters. Recently, I asked a generative AI tool to summarize a complex business decision. It gave me a confident, well-written answer. It was also wrong. Not obviously wrong. Subtly wrong. And that is the dangerous part. Generative AI sounds convincing even when it
Generative AI Is Not Replacing Us. It Is Exposing Us A few weeks ago, I watched two people use the same generative AI tool. One asked shallow questions and got shallow results. The other treated it like a thinking partner and got insights that changed their entire strategy. Same model. Same access.
AI Is Scaling Bias Faster Than We Can Fix It A few months ago, I reviewed an AI system used to screen job candidates. On paper, it was "objective." In reality, it rejected qualified candidates from the same backgrounds over and over again. The model was not broken. It was working exactly
Cloud Has an Access Problem. Here Is Why That Should Worry Everyone. Last year, I was helping a startup move to Google Cloud. The architecture was simple, the budget was tight, and the timeline was aggressive. What surprised me was not the technology. It was who was allowed to touch it. Only
Architecting Low-Latency Global Applications on Google Cloud with Cloud CDN and Global Load Balancing For applications with a global user base, achieving low latency, high availability, and consistent performance across geographies is a central challenge. Google Cloud offers a robust solution by combining its Global Load Balancing and Cloud CDN services,