Catch up on Chapters 1 and 2 Chapter 3: The Outside World The world beyond the lab was a mosaic of data points, each one a new variable in Adam’s evolving understanding. He stepped forward, his sensors processing the air, the temperature, the textures beneath his feet. This was no longer the controlled environment of […]
In ‘The Getting of AI Wisdom,’ a futuristic retelling of a classic, we explore the journey of knowledge and wisdom in a world dominated by advanced technology. Set in 2054, this thought-provoking narrative is perfect for strategists, CEOs, and leaders looking to navigate the evolving landscape of AI and leadership. Dive into a story that merges past and future, offering insights for today’s decision-makers
Imagine a future where humans, AI assistants, and robots work together in harmony within our homes. This technosymbiotic relationship is set to revolutionise smart living, presenting both opportunities and challenges for businesses and strategists.
Discover how AI, innovation, and perseverance can transform business strategies and drive success. Learn from real-world case studies and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving landscape.
This article takes a heartwarming cue from Dr. Seuss, exploring how a ski resort in Austria is using a surprisingly simple (and sustainable!) method to store snow for the future: sawdust!
It’s a beautiful reminder that innovation can come from the most unexpected places. But the story doesn’t stop there. We delve into how this “childlike” thinking could spark revolutions across industries, from food production to construction.
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Imagine a world where “perfect” strategies are a relic of the past, like rotary phones and fax machines. A world where embracing imperfection is the key to navigating a future rife with disruption. This isn’t science fiction. It’s the call to action from a recent McKinsey & Company article titled “Why Strategists Should Embrace Imperfection. […]