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  The best use case for generative AI in the enterprise is business continuity: covering for expert capacity you suddenly do not have. Holidays, sick leave, resignations and deadline collisions no longer have to cost you the deal. Here is the principle, and how to apply it before you need it.   The capacity problem […]

  AI adoption changes how employees see their job security in three ways: it raises anxiety among staff whose tasks AI can perform, it shifts skill demands towards creativity and complex problem-solving, and it creates ethical concerns about AI making decisions on hiring and performance. I was interviewed by Webuters on exactly this question; here […]

  AI and robots are already changing how work gets done, and the gap between people using the latest tools and those relying on Microsoft Copilot alone is widening fast. In my keynote at Sphere24 in Helsinki, covered as a front-page story by Sweden’s IT publication Voister, I presented Google research showing how much more […]

  I spoke on a panel at the World Government Summit in Dubai on value-driven organisations and disrupted business models, in front of an audience of senior government officials from around the world. The opening question cut to the heart of it: how does innovation in the public sector differ from the private sector?   […]

  Embodied AI is the merger of large language models with humanoid robots, and it is happening now. The two industries have improved in parallel at a frantic pace, and their convergence will change health, food production and quality of life worldwide. In the video below I explain how to prepare yourself and your company. […]

  ChatGPT Voice is now a realistic alternative to a human financial advisor for the average person. It is conversational, available at any hour, remembers every previous conversation and costs $20 per month. A stock analysis that would take a human advisor several days is done in seconds, with the findings explained aloud as many […]