Editorial · The Post-Project World
22 December 2025 · 00:10:39
Gartner predicts eighty percent of project management tasks will be automated by 2030. In this episode, I confront what that means for our profession—and why it's not the disaster it sounds like. I walk through every core function of traditional project management—scheduling, reporting, resource allocation, risk management, meeting facilitation—and examine which actually require human involvement. The honest answer is uncomfortable. But here's the twist: the death of the project manager role is not the death of human value. It's the opposite. When machines handle coordination, humans are finally free to do what we do best. If you've built your career on project management, this episode will challenge you. And then it will show you where the opportunity lies.
27 July 2026 · 00:20:11
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 beyo…
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24 July 2026 · 00:13:05
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 thousa…
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21 July 2026 · 00:17:30
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, …
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