Julian Waters-Lynch
Writing

Writing on technology, work, and social practice.

A working archive of essays, public articles, fragments, and notes on how technology reshapes work, organisational life, and social practice: coworking and mobile work, remote-work infrastructure, Web3 and decentralised governance, generative AI, open science, and the practical problem of building with new tools.

Current letter

Writing, after AI.

New writing appears here first; the archive below holds past essays, fragments, talks, and public articles.

Substack letter

Writing, after AI

Why do we write now, when the page can answer back?

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Featured writing

A first public selection from the archive: longer essays, public articles, and smaller notes that still carry a live question.

Archive

A working index across public essays, older blog posts, applied essays, fragments, and notes. Some pieces are polished public writing; others are kept as historical record.

Letters from the Uncanny Valley

Letters on writing after AI: voice and selfhood in an age of synthetic text.

Essays on work and organisation

Essays translating research on meaningful work, innovation, creativity, psychological safety, hybrid work, AI, and organisational life into practical questions.

Public essays

Articles in The Conversation and Channel News Asia, usually translating research into public argument.

Historical archive

Earlier blog and Medium pieces. Some are raw, but they show the questions forming before they became academic papers, products, or book projects.

Fragments

Shorter, more personal pieces kept because they show voice, texture, and the life-practice side of the work.