Our daily lives are constructed from a continuous series of choices; some small, some big, some connected, many unrelated. These choices are intentional decisions we make to steer ourselves towards our goals (or away from potential pitfalls). Organizations do this, too, although how and by whom is often unclear. As
When companies invest in AI, the first question often asked is: “What’s the ROI?” It's a fair question – but often the wrong one, at least in the way it's traditionally framed. In the early 2000s, no one could give you an ROI calculation for building a website. But they could
Would you trust a car to make a life-or-death decision for you? That’s the kind of question that sits at the heart of AI today. As AI rapidly becomes a part of our everyday lives, from smart assistants to AI agents, it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement.
