Ive been thinking a lot about a digital go bag concept, now that go-bags are in the public narrative. What would it look like? What use cases would it focus on? Real life go-bags are generally focused on getting you able to get to a safe place, with usually about...
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Jon Camfield – A digital go-bag
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Civic Innovations – AI Agents aren’t as radical as they sound
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Civic Innovations – Design and Delivery: Two Sides of the Same Coin
When we talk about AI agents handling government services, it can feel totally far-fetched and radically new, like something from a distant future. But delegation of government services is already happening all around us. People routinely delegate high-stakes government interactions to: Tax preparers for filing returns Immigration attorneys for visa...
In previous posts on the Ad Hoc LLC website, Ive talked about how platforms reduce complexity by providing reusable building blocks and how AI-assisted code generation is transforming custom development. I think that there is an emerging opportunity that sits at the intersection of these two trends that warrants some...
One of the points of agile development is to seek input from customers throughout the development process, including early stages. But if a development team isn’t allowed, without authorization from some outside body, to change requirements or specifications in response to what they discover, their ability to innovate is sharply...
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