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How to build an AI strategy that survives the bubble pop

To prepare for a potential AI investment bubble burst, companies should focus their strategies on "i...

How a futurist reads AI news. (Hint: ignore most of it.)

The author argues that much of the current AI news cycle is mere noise and that a futurist's true ro...

The 7-stage roadmap for human-AI collaboration (2026 Edition)

The author presents an updated seven-stage roadmap detailing the evolution of human-AI collaboration...

Announcing our new podcast: the Citrix AI Hotsheet

Citrix colleagues Dave Brear and Brian Madden have launched "The Citrix AI Hotsheet," a new podcast ...

The SaaSpocalypse won’t touch the enterprise software moat

While some argue that AI will destroy the SaaS industry by allowing users to rebuild their own tools...

What’s left for humans?

As AI automates more tasks, human work will evolve from performing processes to governing the comple...

Skills are all you need

The article introduces "AI skills" as plain-English instruction files that enable AI models to perfo...

OpenClaw and Moltbook preview the changes needed with corporate AI governance

The article highlights a growing shift toward "personal AI," where employees are increasingly adopti...

Everyone’s worried about the wrong AI security risk

While many fear that AI will leak corporate secrets into its training data, the true risk lies in "e...

The invisible 80%—what corporate-led AI transformations can’t see

Corporate-led AI initiatives often fail because they only address the visible outputs of work, overl...

Workers don’t want to build automations. They want to delegate.

While AI automation studios offer impressive capabilities, the author argues they are merely a stepp...

AI will be THE interface to knowledge work. Here’s how we’ll get there.

The article argues that AI is evolving from a simple assistant into the primary interface for knowle...

Everyone wants to provide your AI. Nobody wants to help you manage it.

As knowledge workers increasingly rely on a fragmented array of AI tools from various vendors, attem...

Three trends reshaping how work happens

The definition of work is shifting toward a fluid model characterized by a diverse workforce—inclu...

The bitter lesson of workplace AI: Stop engineering, start enabling

Applying "the bitter lesson" to the workplace, the author argues that simple, worker-driven AI adopt...

If AI is normal technology, boring infrastructure is your best strategy

The article argues that AI will follow the incremental adoption pattern of "normal technologies" lik...

Worker-led AI isn’t shadow IT. It’s shadow strategy.

Instead of dismissing worker-led AI use as "shadow IT," businesses should view it as "capability ado...

Everyone’s wrong about why enterprise AI is failing

While large enterprise Gen AI pilots often fail to deliver measurable ROI, the author argues that a ...

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