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For the past few years, boards have mostly asked one question about artificial intelligence: how do we control it? That question was reasonable, even necessary. But it is no longer sufficient. AI is moving from a tool employees use to work faster into something closer to an operational actor — a system that can analyse, […]
Europe’s competitiveness challenge is usually discussed in terms of regulation, fragmented markets, capital, energy and the widening innovation gap with the United States and China. Mario Draghi’s The Future of European Competitivenessprovides one of the clearest diagnoses of these structural challenges. Yet competitiveness is also shaped much closer to home: through thousands of decisions made […]
We are living and leading through a period in which many assumptions we have relied on are being challenged. Technology is developing at extraordinary speed, geopolitical conditions are shifting, business models are being disrupted, and expectations on leaders and boards continue to grow. Yet much of our thinking about leadership still rests on an old […]
(artworks by Novisali) Nearly three thousand years after Homer composed The Odyssey, its lessons remain strikingly relevant. As AI reshapes how we work and lead, the technologies may be new, but the human questions are not. This growing essay explores The Odyssey through the lenses of leadership, neuroscience, organizational design, and the responsible stewardship of AI, inspired by […]