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I Want Scout to Win. Codex Just Works. Cursor Might Beat Them All.
My working ranking of AI agents for Microsoft 365 collaboration, and the Scout remote we're building to change the outcome.
Aug 14
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Paul J. Swider
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CHAI Is Not a Regulator. It Is a Library.
The assurance labs failed. The guidance survived. Here is how health leaders use what is left.
Aug 10
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Paul J. Swider
Your Hospital Already Knows How to Govern AI
Treat AI like a formulary item, and use a Reverse Business Model Canvas to expose what a product demonstration will never show.
Aug 9
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Paul J. Swider
July 2026
Excel Contains the Loop
How the spreadsheet that defined the Windows era is now defining native AI
Jul 25
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Paul J. Swider
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The Clinical App Store Has No Building Inspector.
Your health system just approved four AI vendors. Your patient just experienced them as one.
Jul 3
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Paul J. Swider
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Governed Intelligence per Dollar. What Healthcare Already Knows About Metrics That Lie.
Healthcare already ran this experiment. We called it fee-for-service, and it took us twenty years to fix.
Jul 2
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Paul J. Swider
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June 2026
Payers Made Healthcare AI a Liability. Providers Must Make It Accountable.
Insurers trained models on patients' own records, then used them to deny care. The lawsuits and the new state laws followed.
Jun 27
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Paul J. Swider
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Agent Governance Is Moving Upstream
Enterprise AI | Agent Governance | Open Source
Jun 20
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Paul J. Swider
Clinical AI Does Not Need to Be Perfect. It Needs to Make Care Safer.
The baseline is not perfection. The baseline is the current error rate.
Jun 16
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Paul J. Swider
The Runtime Is Free Now. The Harness Is the Business.
Microsoft built its flagship agent on OpenClaw and is pushing policy conformance upstream. If you build governed agents for healthcare, the market just…
Jun 11
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Paul J. Swider
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Microsoft Just Made the Patient AI Conversation Official.
Now Comes the Hard Part.
Jun 5
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Paul J. Swider
May 2026
My doctor spends 5 minutes reading my chart. I just gave her 30 seconds.
We pledged to CMS to Kill the Clipboard. Here's the skill that does it, and why the clipboard isn't actually the problem.
May 30
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Paul J. Swider
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