Tag: chatgpt
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When Intelligence Becomes Dangerous: Why Organizations Fail After Success
Imagine a civilization millions of years more advanced than ours observing humanity from the outside. They would not conclude that we lack intelligence. They would see language, science, technology, markets, art, cooperation, abstraction — an extraordinary capacity to build complex systems and solve hard problems. But they would also see something unsettling. We consistently use…
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AI Adoption Is Not Binary. It’s Maturity.
There’s a quiet illusion spreading across leadership teams. Someone asks: “Are we using AI?” And someone answers: “Yes, of course. We use ChatGPT.” The room relaxes. But AI adoption isn’t binary.It’s not a yes-or-no checkbox. It’s a maturity curve. And without a shared definition of maturity — especially at the leadership level — most organizations…
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Leading from the Front: Why CEOs Must Be AI Practitioners, Not Just Advocates
Nearly every survey shows the same thing: around 95% of CEOs at fast-growing companies say they’re optimistic about AI. But when you look closer, there’s a gap. Many of those same leaders haven’t actually used AI themselves. That disconnect is more than a curiosity — it’s a credibility problem. How do you lead people through…
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The AI Revolution: Humanity’s Next Defining Leap
From language to agriculture, industry to the internet — every major leap in human history has redefined our way of life. Today, we stand at the edge of the next great leap: the AI Revolution. In this article, I reflect on the revolutions that shaped us, what AI means for individuals and organizations today, and…
Alan Bukrinsky 