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7. The Least Common Vocabulary (LCV) - The Language of Enterprise AI Transformation. ​

Episode 7 · Book discussion · 9 March 2026 · 20:25

How much shared vocabulary does a handoff need? ​

This book discussion explores the Least Common Vocabulary: a minimum agreement about meaning at the boundaries between teams and systems. It examines how explicit handoff definitions can reduce ambiguity in human + AI workflows.

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In this episode ​

  • Boundary-relevant definitions
  • Acknowledged handoff contracts
  • Evidence of value moving between teams

Sources and context ​

This is a discussion of the book’s argument; the linked overview is not the complete chapter or an independent evidence review.

About this recording ​

Curated and orchestrated by Moses Sam Paul, Partner at Growth Flow Engineering, with AI-generated hosts and discussion. These are edited episode notes, not a verbatim transcript. The recording retains its original publication date; notes were updated on 10 November 2026.

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