Category: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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On Resisting the Urge to Boil the Ocean (with AI)
Completely, 100% written by a human. In my last post, I broke down the technique that separates ‘sounds good’ AI implementations from high-value, ROI-seeking ones. That technique was this: prioritize the problems you want to solve for, over chasing the best models (or tech) available to get there. See my post with the cheeky title…
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You don’t need the best model. You need the right problem.
Completely, 100% written by a human. Whether your org is chasing the latest highly ranked models (anyone lamenting the current loss of Fable 5?) OR if your org is still watching AI from the sidelines, then I’ve got a reality check for you. It’s good news. You don’t need the latest and greatest models to…
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How is AI really going for everyone?
Completely, 100% written by a human. The jury’s still out on the real costs & returns of AI. But some of the verdicts have finally started to come back, and you know what gang? It’s not all roses. We’ve heard companies cite cost-savings by AI as a driver for layoffs and restructuring. The implication is…
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Why We All Need to Get More Technical (& 5 Places to Start)
Completely, 100% written by a human. As people and organizations sprint to use AI – whether they’re doing it well or not – there’s one point that’s become crystal clear. Technology is no longer reserved for the technologists. It’s time we all got a little more technical. This is true regardless of which side of…
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How to Get Your Org Started with AI (even if you don’t want to)
Completely, 100% written by a human. Short version: An intentional approach to AI will help your org introduce it effectively and with less stress. Jump ahead to: – The Prep Work– The Policy Work– The AI Planning Work If you’re feeling the pressure of needing to make AI happen at your organization — along with the…
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The Case for Discernment in AI
Completely, 100% written by a human. Short version: Discernment in AI is a critical skill to be practiced on 3 levels: personally, professionally, and as an organization. Jump ahead to:– The Case for Discernment in AI Personally– The Case for Discernment in AI Professionally– The Case for Discernment in AI Organizationally As I sit here…