MICHAEL RUD
When output becomes easy, creative advantage shifts to choosing what deserves to move forward.
Recent work
A changing creative reality
AI is making creative output faster, easier and almost limitless.
That shifts the creative challenge from production to judgement.
The question is no longer simply can we make something? but what matters, which direction is worth pursuing, what should be discarded – and what merits further development?
As output expands, judgement becomes less about reviewing at the end and more about deciding what earns the right to shape the next step.
That changes how I use AI: less to generate answers, more to challenge assumptions, pressure-test direction and sharpen the choices that follow.
METHOD
A more deliberate way to work with AI.
APPLIED PRACTICE
Built from real creative work.
Publications
Selected perspectives
on creativity, AI and
better decisions.
BØRSEN · 24 MAY 2026
Leadership, mandate and creative judgement in AI-enabled work.
As AI removes the scarcity from production, the real bottleneck shifts to prioritisation, judgement and the ability to say no. The article argues that better AI-enabled work depends less on generating more and more on clear mandates, deliberate choices and human accountability.
KFORUM · 9 MAR 2026
Multi-model workflows, handoffs and human judgement.
A practical approach to using different AI roles for research, structure and writing rather than asking one model to do everything. The article explores how clearer roles, deliberate handoffs and explicit choices can keep human judgement in control of the work.
DANSK INDUSTRI · 6 JUN 2026
Human-led multi-model workflows and clearer creative decisions.
A case on using specialised AI models for different parts of a creative workflow, while keeping direction, selection and final responsibility with people. The work demonstrates AI as an orchestrated process rather than a single all-purpose assistant.



