As we navigate the accelerating displacement of cognitive and administrative labor, the conversation around the “AI soft landing” has reached a critical juncture. In my previous explorations, I’ve examined how our future might mirror the extreme wealth gaps of Victorian England and how we might witness a Human Premium Renaissance, where uniquely human traits become our most ...
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Guest Post from Geoffrey Moore |
Some of you may know that early in my career I taught English at the college level. The freshman writing requirement was always a challenge as textbook publishers struggled valiantly to find some reading material that would actually help students write better. One of their best efforts was an essay titled “How to Write an F Paper.” It turns out we learn better from ...
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Exclusive Interview with Charlene Li |
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has shifted the technology from a futuristic curiosity to the primary engine of modern organizational growth. In an era defined by data-driven decision-making, the ability to effectively harness machine learning and predictive analytics is no longer ...
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Guest Post from Mike Shipulski
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Sometimes we get caught up in the details when we should be working on the foundation. Here’s a rule: If the underlying foundation is not secure, don’t bother working on anything else. If you’re working on a couple new technologies, but the overall business model won’t be ...
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Guest Post from Shep Hyken |
What company doesn’t want to be more productive, efficient, and customer-friendly? (That’s a rhetorical question.) Isn’t this what every leader wants? Yet recent survey findings from Call Centre Helper an inconsistency in how organizations pursue these goals. This inconsistency can make or break their customer experience strategy. And if they fail their customers, their company may ...
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Guest Post from Art Inteligencia |
The current innovation landscape is hitting a ceiling. While single-model AI has provided significant individual productivity gains, it often fails when faced with the multifaceted complexity of enterprise-scale digital transformation. We are witnessing the transition from isolated AI interactions to a paradigm of ...
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Guest Post from Greg Satell |
In February, 1919, the famous philosopher Bertrand Russell received a card from his former student, Ludwig Wittgenstein, who was at that time in an Italian prison camp. “I’ve written a book which will be published as soon as I get home,” he would say in subsequent correspondence ...
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