Technology & Judgment
The Odyssey’s Trojan Horse is a 3,000-Year-Old Lesson in Cybersecurity
The Greeks didn’t breach Troy’s defenses. They created a story persuasive enough that the Trojans dismantled their own defenses.
The Trojan Token Horse: What happens when a “Sinon” talks to an AI agent instead of the employee?
The Trojan Horse contained the payload. Sinon’s story was the exploit. Now the listener is an AI agent that’s already behind the wall.
Leadership & Organizations
Your organizational culture may be your biggest security vulnerability.
It’s your organizational culture that determines whether someone feels comfortable raising the red flag when an executive says: “We’re running behind schedule.”
When thoughtful people dismantle their own walls
A dangerous request is now nearly indistinguishable from a routine one.
Technology & Judgment
The Trojan Horse contained the payload. Sinon’s story was the exploit.
The fall of Troy was a comprehensive social-engineering campaign that maps surprisingly well onto a modern cyberattack.
Leadership & Organizations
Building an annual operations plan from scratch? Stop. It’s hiding in plain sight!
Every August, school technology teams are in full swing: prepping classrooms, staging laptops and tablets, checking every projector, printer, and port. It’s an intense time, and it’s easy to fall into “just get it done” mode instead of stepping back to think strategically about how current work connects
Technology & Childhood
ChatGPT's new 'Study and learn' mode
I tried ChatGPT's new 'Study and learn' mode, hoping it could deliver an adaptive, curiosity-driven learning experience. Spoiler: It didn't. It was disappointing. Especially as I'm a believer in adaptive and customized learning. Quick flashback: when I was teaching math for