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I've been saying this for some time now — AI Fluency is going to be mandatory. Not a competitive advantage. Not a bonus skill. Mandatory. And now one of the most respected firms in the world is proving exactly that point. Here's what every business leader needs to see.

AI isn't just a technology story anymore — it's a business, legal, and workforce story happening all at once. The latest breakdown of what's shaping the AI landscape covers three forces you need to know about right now: the federal government drawing battle lines over who regulates AI, companies crossing from experimentation into real operational deployment (100% of enterprises plan to expand agentic AI in 2026), and courts beginning to set the rules on copyright and liabilit

For some reason people believe that when it comes to business, "everyone can win." While that sounds nice, the reality is much tougher. Business has a scoreboard, and for every company that hits it big, many others quietly close their doors. As a mentor, coach, and entrepreneur, I'm still running for the finish line. What I do know is that success doesn't happen by accident. It happens because of specific choices and a willingness to use the best tools available. If you wan

Everyone is using AI, but not many want to sound like they are using AI. You can spot a generic AI-written post from a mile away. It has perfect grammar with Zero point of view.

Has anyone else noticed that our excitement to use AI is creating an unexpected side effect? We're all starting to look and sound alike. I was at an event this week where the presenter proudly shared slides created entirely with AI. The moment the first slide appeared, I knew exactly which tool he'd used—the telltale cartoonish images, cluttered backgrounds, and yes, even misspelled words gave it away instantly. Here's what struck me: everyone else in the room was applauding

I use AI a lot in my job and I am impressed by the speed it provides a response. We often hear that AI can write a blog post or an email in seconds. But as anyone who has used these tools knows, you can’t just hit "send" or "publish" immediately. I knew that wasn't the end of the process. I still have to check it for accuracy to make sure the information is reliable.  To me, that seemed like additional work.  I then wondered if I am really saving time using AI to write for me

The half-life of a learned skill—the time it takes for half of what you know to become obsolete—used to be about 5 years. When it comes to AI, it's closer to 18 months . If you learned Generative AI in late 2022 and haven't updated since, you're already working with outdated knowledge. Think about the speed of this evolution: Late 2022: The "Parlor Trick" Era ChatGPT launches. It's a text-based novelty—it writes poems and emails, but hallucinates facts, can't browse the inter

AI is either the biggest productivity breakthrough of our lifetime—or the most expensive misallocation of capital in modern history. The truth is, both can be happening at the same time. From my perspective working across strategy, cybersecurity, and workforce transformation, I see the AI debate clearly: short-term risk is real, but long-term value is unavoidable. On the risk side, trillions are pouring into infrastructure while many AI deployments still struggle to prove sc

Here's something most people won't tell you: the time between jobs might be the most valuable career investment opportunity you'll ever have. This is your chance to navigate your AI career transition intentionally and future-proof yourself for your next role in ways that employed professionals simply can't.

I've been watching companies rush to adopt AI tools like Copilot, Gemini, and ChatGPT, expecting immediate transformation. But here's what I keep seeing: the technology works fine. It's the people side where things fall apart. AI isn't plug-and-play. The biggest barrier isn't technical—it's human. Employees are hesitant, unclear about capabilities, and often resistant because no one has taken the time to prepare them properly.   What I've witnessed are workers avoiding AI too