The Matthew Effect in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
“For to everyone who has, more will be given, and he will have an abundance; but from the one who does not have, even what he…
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Publications
Analysis
Reflections on mediation, law, technology and the psychology of conflict.
The Fear of Looking Stupid
What if the real value of AI were not giving us correct answers, but allowing us to ask “stupid” questions? In corporate and high-level consulting environments,…
Read article →Broken Contract
Generation Z has been nervous for a while. Unsettled. Worried. And they are starting to say it out loud. Two speakers were booed at graduation ceremonies…
Read article →The AI Nobody Hired
For months we have been talking about productivity, automation, AI agents that manage emails and make decisions. And that is fine. It is a necessary conversation.…
Read article →We Did It with Gas. We Are Doing It with AI.
Twenty euros a month. That is what it costs today to access AI tools that three years ago would have required entire teams of analysts, writers…
Read article →I Have My Reasons
“I have reasons. Others have flaws.” This way of analysing events has a name in psychology: the “fundamental attribution error”, described by Lee Ross in 1977…
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Law
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On the Mediation Act
Since 3 April 2025, going to court without having attempted mediation can cost you the case. This is not an exaggeration. It is Organic Law 1/2025.…
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