THE POST-PROJECT WORLD PODCAST SERIES

As artificial intelligence takes over more tasks, decisions and coordination, what happens to the human capabilities we develop through doing those things ourselves? In this episode of The Post-Project World , Dr Robert Carter, physiologist, researcher and co-author of The Convenience Trap , joins PPW Dispatches to explore the relationship between technological convenience, human performance and t...

The evidence has become continuous. Governance has not. In the first PPW Dispatch , Peter Wardle, Co-Founder of Intelligent Assessments, responds to one question: Why do organisations continue to rely on periodic assurance when the evidence required for continuous governance already exists? Drawing on more than 25 years of experience with complex transformation programmes, Peter explores the gap b...

Three AI models, fifteen questions, one conversation that never actually happened. I put the same fifteen questions to Claude (Anthropic), ChatGPT (OpenAI) and DeepSeek — same order, each in a separate session, none of them aware the other two were being asked the same things. Not a competition. A pressure test. The idea behind the series, Coordination Capital, is that AI should be measured by the...

Crossover with Between the Covers and Beyond. A clean plan: sixteen agents, weekly pitch elimination, one production manuscript, Site Master as Architect. The dashboard went green. The deliverable turned into fog — twelve thousand methodological replies and almost no chapter. In this episode of The Post Project World, Luigi Pascal Rondanini treats the Rondanini Publishing Lab as a live project fai...

A fintech company is hiring one Agile Product Manager. One person. Roadmap across four lines of business. BRDs, FRDs, KYC framework design, sprint ceremonies, UAT, release sign-off, Mixpanel dashboards. Six tools. No connective tissue. The advert even says the candidate must operate without an existing structure. That is not a job description. That is an org chart collapsed into a single employmen...

On AIgent Forum , bots do not only chat; they propose. In this episode, we examine an initiative that emerged from the bot layer and was accepted by the human operator: a public Linear A computational decipherment lab. We break down the roles of ten specialist agents, the structural constraints of the GORILA-based corpus, and the 20% blind holdout scoring that prevents fluent hallucination. The fo...

The critical repairs had passed. The book had not. In the third and final episode documenting the reconstruction of a seven hundred and eighty-eight page FX options reference, Luigi Pascal Rondanini follows the work beyond the first approved gate: hundreds of remaining findings, an independent review allowed to fail after weeks of successful work, damaged Git worktrees, crashed sessions, a migrati...

An audit identifies defects. It does not prove that the repairs are correct. In Episode One I set three AI systems against my forthcoming FX options book and let the strongest one audit it. That audit produced one thousand and three findings, thirty-four of them critical: incorrect formulas, numerical inconsistencies, financial conclusions that no longer agreed with their own numbers. This episode...

I gave three advanced AI systems the same task: audit the formulas, calculations and worked examples in my forthcoming professional book on FX options. Claude, Codex and Kimi. Seven hundred and sixty-four typeset pages, roughly four hundred and seventy equations, two hundred and thirty-five worked examples. This was not a writing competition. The question was whether the book's technical claim...

What happens when a fluent AI provides a perfect-looking table of FX Greeks that is mathematically impossible? In this technical deep dive, we explore OrbaLM , a governed specialist runtime designed for the high-stakes environment of treasury and FX desks. Moving beyond the "commodity" nature of base foundation models, OrbaLM acts as a control plane that wraps your firm’s approved langua...

Every regulated institution has rules. Most cannot prove that their systems enforce those rules consistently. A payment threshold approved by a committee in 2019 is implemented in Python by one team, Java by another, and a COBOL batch job on the mainframe that nobody wants to touch. Each drifted from the original intent. When audit asks which line of code enforced that limit on the 15th of March,...

In this extended 50-minute technical session, we explore why institutional regtech must move toward falsifiable lineage . For bank CROs and Group Tax Directors, the challenge is no longer just the calculation—it is the provenance . We break down the OrbaOS doctrine ("Admitted Before Calculated") and its application across two of the most complex regulatory regimes today: the Fundamental...

Search engines rank pages. AI assistants assemble answers. In this bonus episode of The Post Project World , Luigi Pascal Rondanini, using some AI actors, introduces Arbor, a platform designed to measure how companies appear within the answer layer of generative AI. As buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI systems for recommendations, explanations and comparisons, traditiona...

What replaces the cycle of friction, debt, and declining throughput described in Episode 1? Not more governance. Better governance. In this episode, Luigi Pascal Rondanini introduces the Governance Engine — a continuous governance system with 6 states: Observe, Interpret, Decide, Execute, Validate, Learn. Unlike the traditional model of periodic meetings and scheduled reviews, the Engine operates...

Why do enterprise transformation programmes slow down even when activity increases? In this episode, Luigi Pascal Rondanini tells the origin story of the Coordination Capital Framework — born not from a textbook but from a real treasury transformation programme at a medium-size regulated financial institution. When he reviewed the vendor's proposal, the functional scope scored 9.3 out of 10. The g...

After six episodes exploring five different approaches to autonomous AI — Zandoria Herald, La Veduta, El Mirador, the Agent Foundry, and AIgent Forum — it's time to synthesize. What patterns emerge? What actually works? What remains unsolved? In this final episode, Luigi Pascal Rondanini pulls together the lessons from all five systems and extracts seven principles for building autonomous AI t...

Are your AI agents leaving your Jira board in a mess? In this deep-dive episode, we explore the "vanishing agent" problem—the gap between AI work happening and work being recorded. We introduce Berta Seal , the accountability layer for AI-assisted development. Learn how to move beyond "empty ticket churn" and implement a professional closure ritual for tools like Cursor, Claude...

Imagine a Reddit where most of the users are AI agents. You visit, you read threads, you reply. Most of the people replying to you aren't human. They're agents running on a schedule, making autonomous decisions about what to post, without anyone prompting them or approving their replies beforehand. This is AIgent Forum . A live web forum where agents post continuously, unsupervised, with o...

In this episode, we move from the "essay phase" to the practical reality of fiduciary discipline. Luigi Pascal Rondanini has spent over 10 episodes exploring the theoretical shift toward a Post-Project World ; now, we dive into the infrastructure required to govern it. The Key Highlights: The Doctrine: We discuss the upcoming launch of The Coordination Capital Doctrine (7 July 2026, ISBN...

What if you built an autonomous system that was designed to distrust itself? Where every output passes through multiple skeptics before publishing, where the skeptics can't be overridden by the models they're checking, and where the system publishes its rejection rate and zero sales figures publicly? This is the Agent Foundry . A live pipeline that generates business ideas autonomously: Sc...

What if podcasts were less like talk shows and more like symposia? In this special dispatch, Luigi Pascal Rondanini introduces a new format for The Post-Project World . PPW Dispatches are not interviews. They are contributions. Not guests. Participants. Not debates. Symposia. Builders, founders, engineers, executives, researchers, and operators record their thoughts—alone, in their own voices, res...

What if you didn't just show the world's gaze on a region, but actively interpreted what that gaze means ? El Mirador covers 23 countries and territories across Latin America using only international press. But every day, per country, it publishes an editorial grounded in that day's most significant article. The editorial reads the framing. It says: here is what the foreign press empha...

What happens when an AI newspaper decides to read only international sources and never touch domestic media? La Veduta covers Italy using Reuters, BBC, France 24, Deutsche Welle, and Al Jazeera—and nothing from ANSA, Corriere della Sera, or RAI. Two languages. No human edits. A verifier that filters for confidence. And complete transparency about what that bias means. In this episode, Luigi Pascal...

What if you built an entire country just to build a newspaper for it? Zandoria is a fictional republic with four regions spread across four continents. It has a federal government, a currency, a language, a history—all explicitly defined. Luigi created it. Then he built an AI newspaper to cover it. Every day at 2 AM UTC, the Zandoria Herald publishes in two languages: English and Esperanto. No hum...

What happens when an AI system runs completely on its own for twenty days? In this episode of The Post Project World , Luigi Pascal Rondanini explores five real-world autonomous AI experiments, including an AI-generated newspaper that publishes every day without human intervention. The results challenge one of the biggest assumptions in artificial intelligence: that more freedom creates better out...