Change how you think about AI
Things are changing. Fast. Opportunity is in the air, together with a lot of uncertainty, and maybe a little danger, too. Let's explore how we, as humans, can stay ahead in this tech-savvy world.
The AI Supply Chain Nobody's Figured Out
AI might be the biggest supply chain risk in our history. But not quite like the Pentagon-Anthropic feud might suggest. Individual fluency frameworks, organisational governance and national policies miss one crucial layer: the conversation about what AI is doing to our work. That conversation starts locally, with one team asking: what's working?
AI is about relationships, not about technology
Over two thirds of AI-pilots fail, and we're starting to learn why. When AI as the efficiency-maximising tool starts to become a trap and tacit knowledge fades, it becomes even more crucial to re-center organisational learning and a culture of collaboration. Yes, also with AI.
The Dumbing Down Dilemma
We're at a crossroads concerning how we define work and our place within it, and we have to decide which way we want to go. Do we want to embrace efficiency based on what's easy to measure, or go for what's hard, but worthwhile. And how is AI playing into it all?
When AI Stops Waiting
That does agentic AI even mean? And what happens when we outsource our human agency to machines? Join me to explore what agentic AI might do for you, what it means for organisations trying to stay ahead of the game, and leave with a few things to think about.
AI's Adulting Phase
When the hype softens, the real work starts. And the AI-companies have started to get serious about work. Discover how we went from a big experiment to the first signs of genuine usefulness and what we can expect in the coming months.
A question concerning technology
What might 2025 bring? An artistic new world?
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