“Everyone is using AI” is an understatement. If you’re a CEO, and you don’t think this is the case…I’m sorry to break it to you. Instead of asking “Who is using AI”, ask yourself “What tools are they using?” and “Which ones make my team most effective?” It’s not 2023 anymore -

The government isn’t going to moderate AI’s progress. Your employees won’t either. Any company hoping for a saving grace - AI regulation or not - is wasting valuable time. Three things you should be doing now: - Make an agile plan to embrace AI - Find out exactly which tools

Turns out, it’s easy to spend $5,000 on AI tool licenses. It’s really hard to get a team to actually use it. I saw a report this week that confirmed what we’ve been seeing across the enterprise. Spend on AI tools is growing. Usage of AI tools is not. To me, this makes total

This by Ben Dreyfuss is the best thing written about Superman! Now, the movie was still not good because the Lex character was terrible. But the post by Ben is great.

The entire conversation around AI and talent is stuck on a simplistic fear of "skill depreciation." This is a rearview mirror perspective. AI is rapidly commoditizing repeatable skills. Forward-thinking leaders see this as a massive opportunity. As the value of technical

Completely unsurprising (but still interesting)

Enterprise AI spending is creating a massive, uncontrolled "sprawl" of applications. It's a high-risk scramble, and it looks like this: - Marketing adopts a slick AI tool, unknowingly creating a security nightmare with its data policies. - Finance uses a predictive platform

Any time a CFO tells me they’re “clamping down on shadow AI”, I just know it’ll be followed by something like: 1. “Well, we blocked Claude, but they just used personal accounts anyways” 2. “We’re whitelisting AI tools at a breakneck pace, I’m kind of worried” 3. “We’re buying

A few months ago, Moderna announced they were combining the role of CTO and head of HR. A couple years ago, that would've sounded insane. But it makes perfect sense when you realize what's happening: the future of work is humans working alongside AI agents. Some things will be

AI in the enterprise is an unsupervised mosh pit right now. 84% of senior IT leaders find more tools than they expected during AI audits. I just took a look at the survey we ran on senior IT leaders in the enterprise, and it’s worse than even I thought. I guarantee you, it’s

Everyone's obsessed with the wrong question about AI. The narrative is always "What jobs will AI replace?" But that's not telling the full story of what AI is actually enabling. Here's what I've learned after 29 years building companies: successful technology adoption has never

Your annual budget is being consumed by the black hole known as “AI tool spend”. I have proof. We recently surveyed hundreds of finance and IT leaders. 72% believe AI investment waste is actively impacting profitability. They’re writing blank checks so they won’t fall