InWrite A CatalystbyJames Kuhman·Feb 18We Built AI for Comfort. It Learned to Bill Us for It.What a $9.99/month companion buys you at night — and what it quietly takes in return.
InKAIRIbyJames Kuhman·Feb 15From Autocomplete to Agent: The Liability Gap in AI ToolsThe cursor looks harmless until the work is done and someone has to own the outcome.
InWrite A CatalystbyJames Kuhman·Jan 15Dark Patterns in App Design: How Hidden Loops Drain TrustFive taps that feel like two hours. The cancel button hides on the fourth pane, tiny, gray, and almost sarcastic. A thumb hovers, backs…
InWrite A CatalystbyJames Kuhman·Jan 8Shared Scooters Reshape City Streets While Data Overturns Safety and Climate Myths7,800 departures before rush hour and the curb already groans; bright stems of Lime and Tier scooters lean against a newspaper box, red…
InKAIRIbyJames Kuhman·Jan 7Cities Can Reclaim Night Skies with Smarter Lighting, Not More Lumens8:37 p.m., South Fourth Street. The new LED mast coldly outshines the deli sign, and the asphalt glows like wet paper. Sirens drift in the…
InKAIRIbyJames Kuhman·Jan 6Urban Heat Islands: How Cities Can Cool Down and Save LivesHeat islands raise city temps up to 17°F; design fixes like trees and cool roofs can cut risk and cost.
InWrite A CatalystbyJames Kuhman·Jan 5A Receipt, a Room, a ReckoningThe room is small and cold; the overhead light hums, and a phone on vibrate trembles against a hotel notepad. A suitcase lies open on a…A response icon1A response icon1
InWrite A CatalystbyJames Kuhman·Dec 1, 2025The Inventory Clerk’s DecisionThe fluorescent lights of the regional hub pulsed with a low hum, an insistent soundtrack to Tuesday’s arrival — another wash of gray…
InKAIRIbyJames Kuhman·Dec 1, 2025Precision in MotionHer breath swirled briefly, a fleeting wisp against the frigid plexiglass dividing the observation point from the war room. Delivery…
InWrite A CatalystbyJames Kuhman·Nov 30, 2025The Last ShiftThe clock on the wall showed seven forty, the pre-dawn blue still clinging to the station’s windows. Two shifts remained on the graveyard…
