Plain, useful writing on adopting AI.
No hype, no jargon. Practical notes for leaders who want AI to actually pay off, plus the occasional Adoption Note from the team.
Practical AI Governance for Canadian Companies
How Canadian companies with 30 people and up set rules for AI use, train their teams, measure adoption, and stop teams working to different standards.
Zorn AI · Aug 4, 2026
What AI adoption looks like in the trades
For construction and the trades, adopting AI is not abstract. It is calls answered after hours, quotes out the same day, and the paperwork that stops eating your evenings.
Zorn AI · Jun 19, 2026
Using AI is not the same as adopting it
A short note on the difference between a team that uses AI and a company that has actually adopted it, and why the gap is a leadership job, not a tooling one.
Jacob Zorn · Jun 16, 2026
Write an AI use policy your team will actually follow
Most AI policies are too long to read and too vague to use. Here is how to write a short one that sets real rules and still lets people work.
Zorn AI · Jun 13, 2026
How to run an AI tool audit in an afternoon
A simple, plain way to see every AI tool already in use across your business, who owns it, what it costs, and whether it is safe. No software required to start.
Zorn AI · Jun 10, 2026