Kevin Korte

In A Nutshell The “digital kill switch” is the contractual reality that cloud providers can suspend your services at any moment, often due to legal orders or geopolitical decisions outside your control.

In A Nutshell Technology is never truly “weightless”: every digital service depends on physical infrastructure, energy, water, raw materials, labor, and global supply chains.

In A Nutshell AI becomes harmful when companies use it to replace human thinking, judgment, and accountability rather than support them.

In A Nutshell Digital sovereignty is about maintaining practical control over data, infrastructure, and technology choices, not withdrawing from global innovation.

In A Nutshell AI shifts classroom software from a procurement choice to a governance decision that shapes data control, learning environments, and student outcomes.

In A Nutshell Open Source shifts technology risk from “black box” vendor dependency to inspectable, verifiable systems that organizations can actively assess and control.

In A Nutshell Disinformation campaigns are actively targeting digital sovereignty, often repeating debunked claims to shape public and political perception.

In A Nutshell AI misuse can crowd out qualified humans, for example in hiring where AI-generated portfolios take limited candidate slots and distort evaluation.

Transparency is often treated as a nice-to-have in IT, but in reality, it is a critical part of building resilient, adaptable systems.

In A Nutshell AI is turning the browser from a passive window into an active workspace.