Lately, I’ve been experimenting with automating parts of my workflow using Codex and Claude Cowork , especially in ways that connect to Asana (PS if you want to know more about Codex, here's my article about when I installed it a few weeks ago). What interests me most is not automation for the sake of automation. It’s using AI to reduce the kind of work that pulls me out of strategic thinking: checking for updates, organizing tasks, chasing follow-up, sorting priori

I wanted to share these updates because they are top of mind for me as I am implementing AI into work and workflows that affect staff. Definitely a topic for more conversation. Non-Discrimination and AI HR : The EEOC and DOJ have reminded employers that using AI or automated tools in hiring, performance, promotion, or other employment decisions does not remove our responsibility to comply with the ADA. In particular, employers need to make sure these tools do not unfairly

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