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Balanced software systems — that doesn't run wild
We are a non-profit foundation combining a think tank, a laboratory, and a community of practice. Our mission is to explore and share regenerative approaches to software development that create a net positive long-term value for people and humanity.
What we do
We devlop, analyse, reserch and publish open end free materials about regenerative software development, system thinking, ethics, and long-term healthy development practices.
We run events and conversations where practitioners test ideas, share learnings, and shape better software culture.
We test assumptions and hypotheses about regenerative principles in collaborative circles with members and academia.
Recent writing from Mind over Machine
MoM has a mail-group you can join to stay updated on the events, essays, software releases, and other important updates.
Every technology has a culture. Over 30 years, the Web has drifted from a shared productivity platform designed by Tim Berners-Lee, towards a machine of "social media", ad campaigns and global consumption. The cognitive offloading effect of AI is now 'critically endangering' it before it had a chance to evolve. We are here to preserve it.
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act is live. If your commercial product uses FOSS, your obligations just changed. Open Source Software Stewardship is no longer optional.
The Hybrid Intelligence Manifesto makes a rigorous case for keeping human judgment economically indispensable in an AI-accelerated world. This is Mind over Machine's open love letter to that vision, and a practical breakdown of how high-level theory meets the messy reality of software development.
Let us explore it together.