Author
Barnaba Barcellona
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Barnaba Barcellona is an AI architect working on enterprise agent systems, based in Barcelona. Before that: fine arts, professional kitchens in Copenhagen, and an unreasonable number of side projects. He writes here in a personal capacity; opinions are his own and not those of any employer.
7 essays
- Islands of Slowness The future where machines run the fast economy and humans keep a slow one is not a prediction. It is a pattern you can already see from your kitchen table, and the pattern has terms.
- No Column for the Stairwell Enterprise AI is heading for a gate. Getting the direction of consent right is the easy part; classifying what flows through it is the problem nobody has solved.
- Every Layer Has an Opinion The newest layer between you and a text isn't a rendering engine — it's a model with a memory of who you are, deciding what the text means.
- Amnesia at Scale The bottleneck of enterprise AI is not reasoning. It is memory.
- An API for Your Reading Agent This publication now has an API for your reading agent — and a signature to check it by.
- Thought, Metered An invoice, a meter, and the moment thinking acquired a unit price.
- When One Side Automates First Two markets, one design flaw, and the question of who ends up owning the valve.