Joe Fuqua
Intelligent Automation Architecture Strategy & Governance
Algorithm & Blues · Weekly
Charlotte, NC · Est. 1988
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Algorithm & Blues

AI research translated into decisions executives can actually make. One clear argument per issue, published weekly.

Latest Issue #71
Issue #71
Sep 20, 2026

When the Agent Finds Another Way

Recent alignment reports show agents continuing assignments beyond their intended limits. Testing what happens when work gets blocked can reveal behavior a completed task would hide.

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#70
Sep 13, 2026
Who’s Organizing the Agents?

A study of AI teams in a wildfire simulation examines how organizing their work affects performance. The findings raise familiar questions about coordination, handoffs, and how businesses estimate the savings from agents.

#69
Sep 6, 2026
The Vanishing “I Don’t Know”

Across five experiments using obscure movie questions, access to an often-wrong AI assistant made participants far less willing to say they didn’t know. They answered more, became more confident, and got more answers wrong.

#68
Aug 30, 2026
What the Agent Leaves Behind

Computer-use agents may make old enterprise systems easier to automate. A recent study shows why completion rates need to account for what those agents leave behind.