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When AI Becomes More Intelligent, What Should Humans Become?

When AI Becomes More Intelligent, What Should Humans Become?
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What a family trip to watch Hanuman Ansh made me reconsider about intelligence, service and leadership in the age of AI Last Friday, my daughter and I had one of those rare family coincidences: a holiday on the same day. Adobe had given us a Global Wellbeing Day. Her school was closed around the Onam […]

AI Can Hold a Coaching Conversation. Can It Create Lasting Change?

AI Can Hold a Coaching Conversation. Can It Create Lasting Change?
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A useful AI coaching conversation is not necessarily evidence of meaningful change. Coaching reveals why organizations need strategy, leadership, AI and execution to work as one system.

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AI Is Not Removing Jobs. It Is Removing Average Work.

AI Is Not Removing Jobs. It Is Removing Average Work.
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Reflections from the IEEE Biometrics Council inauguration at New Horizon College of Engineering A few weeks ago, we hired a few freshers into our team. When I sat down with them, most of them said some version of the same thing. “There’s so much to learn right now. AI, data science, new tools every week. […]

The Pen Is Mightier Than the Prompt: Writing as a Strategic Skill in the Age of AI

The Pen Is Mightier Than the Prompt: Writing as a Strategic Skill in the Age of AI
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The Conversation That Changed the Frame A senior engineering leader once walked into my office and asked a simple question. “How are you able to write so much? Posts. Articles. Even a book. I struggle to get through a two-paragraph email. Writing has never been my thing.” This was not a junior professional. He had […]