Bonus · Bonus Episodes
6 January 2026 · 00:12:44
Microsoft just revised its AI growth targets by 50%. The Carlyle Group cut their Copilot spending. Gartner predicted 30% of AI projects would fail. The actual rate? 70 to 85%. In this bonus episode, I confront the question some of you have been asking: was I wrong about the post-project world? The short answer is no. The longer answer is more interesting. I break down what actually happened with Microsoft, why enterprise AI is harder than consumer AI, and what the current LLM landscape looks like for practitioners trying to get real work done. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot. Which one works for what. And why the gap between using AI and getting value from AI is exactly where human professionals need to be. The post-project world is still coming. We are just in the messy middle. This episode connects the theoretical future we explored in Parts One through Four with the reality of December 2025. Find me at sites.rondanini.net or on LinkedIn.
19 July 2026 · 00:30:24
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 e…
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10 July 2026 · 00:21:25
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 ap…
View episode2 February 2026 · 00:12:50
Several listeners asked for a recap episode that ties together everything we learned from the case studies. This bonus episode is my response to that request. We've examined five radically different organizations—Netflix…
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