Insights
Thinking, building, and learning in public. From the founders of Real Minds AI.
- AI Insights (10)
- Building in Public (5)
- Client Stories (3)
- Community (3)
- Workshops & Events (3)
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The dollar that counts itself
Every donated dollar spent proving how the last was spent is stolen from the mission. How AI takes the acquittal grind and hands hours back…
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The clause we already owned
The bottleneck isn’t drafting – it’s that firms can’t find what they already know. How grounded retrieval opens the precedent bank, lawyer verifying every source.
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The second shift nobody rosters
Care happens on shift; the notes get written unpaid at the kitchen table. How AI drafts documentation at the point of care and gives carers…
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The note nobody read
A support worker’s note written from memory at 11pm carries a bounced claim and a missed 24-hour deadline. How AI makes the note that matters…
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We fact-checked every vendor’s API claim. 47 of them didn’t hold up.
Every software vendor says they have an API. We rated 525 tools across 19 industries on how AI-integratable they really are — and refused to…
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How much should we set aside for AI & ICT upgrades?
There’s no 8% rule for an AI and ICT budget. Size a defensible number from your revenue, your sector, and how messy your data and…
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195% First-Year ROI: How RMIT’s School of Psychology Turned AI From a ‘Generation Tool’ Into a Colleague
RMIT School of Psychology · AI Training Case Study · March 2026 When AI stops being a thing you ask for answers and starts being…
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Melbourne’s first Claude Impact Lab: the format spent the room
Melbourne hosted the Southern Hemisphere’s first Claude Impact Lab. The room was extraordinary; the format wasn’t built for it. Dr Dennis Wollersheim on what the…
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AI, Databases, and Learning to Ride
An AI agent deleted a company’s entire database — and every backup attached to it. Dr Dennis Wollersheim on what really happened, why progress wobbles,…
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Four Live Data Feeds, One HTML File, One Afternoon
I built a dashboard with four live data feeds — earthquakes, Wikipedia edits, ocean waves, and Met masterpieces — in one afternoon with Claude Code…