Technologists Save The Day, But Still Have A Limited Path To The C-Suite

Tech professionals eventually hit career and salary ceilings. While early careers reward technical execution, advancement into management requires business judgment and leadership.

It’s A Wash: AI Will Create As Many Jobs As It Eliminates, Study Suggests

NBER survey of 9,000 executives finds AI has had zero net effect on firm employment over the last three years, and a majority predict little net impact over the next three years.

Data Sovereignty Should Be Recognized Inside Enterprise Walls, Too

Artificial intelligence has shifted enterprise knowledge into external vendor systems, leaving raw data and drafts exposed.

We Keep Missing The Most Important Point About AI Adoption

Vendor pitches and metrics often overlook human acceptance and adaptation when evaluating artificial intelligence.

Take Humans Out Of The AI Loop, And Put Them At The Helm

Putting a human ‘in the loop’ doesn’t work in the world of AI agents,

Take Humans Out Of The AI Loop And Put Them At The Helm

It’s essential that humans be able to understand if something’s going wrong AI. Here’s how to set up an effective agent.

AI Doesn’t Care If You’re Embarrassed (And That Can Be A Good Thing)

When asking for certain advice or services that may be associated with personal embarrassment or shame, people prefer AI chatbots or interfaces.

Small One-Billion-Dollar Businesses Are Almost Here, In A Way

With AI, small businesses can scale into hundreds of millions of dollars of value.

How AI May Help Finally Break The Glass Ceiling

Sales as a gateway skill and AI as a gateway technology, put together, is the fastest path to get in the room where decisions are made.

It Turns Out AI Agents Have Unpredictable Shopping Habits

New research suggests that what agents come up with after their shopping runs is unpredictable and inconsistent.