PinnedInILLUMINATIONbyClayton Moulynox·Sep 22, 2023That Time My Kid Googled Me and I Was No Longer “Dad”The repercussions of your online presence as a parentA response icon189A response icon189
InThought ThinkersbyClayton Moulynox·5d agoI Have Plenty of Mates, I Just Never Call ThemMen don’t have fewer friends than women. We just refuse to reach for the ones we have.A response icon1A response icon1
InAnalyst’s cornerbyClayton Moulynox·Jul 9The Lie On Your Office WallEvery workplace runs on polite fiction, but how do you tell whether yours is hiding rot or reaching for something better?A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Quantastic JournalbyClayton Moulynox·Jun 19Quarantine The Kids, Keep The PoisonBanning under-16s admits the environment is toxic. Why protect the toxin?A response icon11A response icon11
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyClayton Moulynox·Jun 15Your Team Is Lying to You About AI. And You Taught Them ToYou can’t train your way out of a culture that treats AI use like cheatingA response icon1A response icon1
Clayton Moulynox·Jun 13What It Means When a Government Can Switch Off IntelligenceThe valve was always there. We just never felt the hand on the tap before.A response icon1A response icon1
InAi-Ai-OHbyClayton Moulynox·Jun 9I Am Not a RobotThere’s a test with no checkbox, and you fail it the instant you start trying to pass.A response icon1A response icon1
Clayton Moulynox·May 30Essendon Has Its Steve Jobs Moment. The Question Is Whether It Has the Courage to Take It.Jobs came back to build the most valuable company on earth. Essendon should let Hird finish his story.
InDataDrivenInvestorbyClayton Moulynox·Mar 17Every CEO Sounds the Same When They Fire People NowAtlassian’s layoff letter follows an emerging script — and what it leaves out matters more than what it says.A response icon1A response icon1
Clayton Moulynox·Mar 12AI Multiplies What You Have. But, What Do You Have?The businesses getting real returns from AI decided something different before AI was even in the conversation