Gothenburg · Tuesday, September 8
Jan Bosch

Jan Bosch

Accelerating the adoption of digital — software, data and AI — technologies in industry and society.
Latest essay

Machines that think: embodied intelligence

The comforting story this time is a story about transfer. Vision is solved. Language is solved. Robotics, with AI going embodied, is simply an integration problem: Take a model that already understands the world, connect it to an arm and a camera, and the competence flows downhill into…
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This is the second post in a 14-part series on how AI is crossing out of software and into the physical world.…
August 2026 · 7 min read
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This is the first post in a 14-part series on how AI is crossing out of software and into the physical world.…
August 2026 · 5 min read
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My last post made a bet: as AI gets good at generating software, the durable artifact stops being code and becomes contract-and-evaluation,…
August 2026 · 7 min read
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The blog was quiet for a few weeks. I wasn't; at least not entirely. And of everything I read, built,…
August 2026 · 4 min read
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☀️ Summer break: The blog is taking a short vacation and will return in the middle of August. Thank you for reading — see…
July 2026 · 7 min read
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Reflection №daily-reflection-289-when-did-you-last-truly-listen

Daily Reflection #289: When did you last truly listen?

We live in an age of relentless output. Everyone is producing. Posting on LinkedIn, recording podcasts, publishing newsletters, shipping content into an already saturated world. I am, of…
8 September 2026
Reflection №daily-reflection-288-can-you-let-go-of-the-work

Daily Reflection #288: Can you let go of the work?

For most of my career, handing over work has been emotionally difficult. I always worried that they would screw it up. What fewer of us have reckoned with…
7 September 2026
Reflection №daily-reflection-287-is-optionality-your-prison

Daily Reflection #287: Is optionality your prison?

I am, by nature, a maximizer and a keeper of open doors. I have admitted as much in earlier reflections. I hate choosing one thing and thereby giving…
4 September 2026
Reflection №daily-reflection-286-i-am-grateful

Daily Reflection #286: I am grateful!

I write these reflections on a device I could never have designed, running on software written by thousands of people I will never meet, delivered over an internet…
3 September 2026
Reflection №daily-reflection-285-paralyzed-by-choice

Daily Reflection #285: Paralyzed by choice?

There is a new AI model, tool or framework being released virtually every single week. A better coding agent. A cheaper model. A new orchestration framework. A clever…
2 September 2026
Reflection №daily-reflection-284-did-you-lose

Daily Reflection #284: Did you lose?

One of the human traits that never ceases to amaze me is how good we are at attributing our wins to our own capabilities and, conversely, attribute our…
1 September 2026
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