🔵 Cruising in chaos - Part 3, Reality check: Are you in the chaos zone?
In this series of articles for the summer, I explore the key differences between innovation during linear and relatively stable times and those like... now.
Philippe MEDA
Failure is not OK
One of the most annoying memes in corporate innovation is that failure is OK.
Don't get me wrong, I understand the good-vibe intent and (even more technically) the need to create a safe space for innovation to occur and encourage risk-taking in environments where risk is anything but
No, a portfolio strategy is not 'spray and pray'
A few days ago, I pinned a long-form article by Dan Gray for further discussion. The article was reposted on LinkedIn from Twitter. The post was about the difference between VCs that try to invest smartly and those who simply pursue large numbers of investments and 'spray and pray.
“Natasha, this is a pencil. Everyone has access to a pencil, and likewise, everyone with a phone will be using AI, if they aren’t already. It’s how you use the pencil. You see?”
This was David Lynch discussing AI in the movie industry before his passing, just like a Photoshop for the mind.
The business winners and losers of the global AI race in 2025
In case you're still in doubt, real money has been made this year with AI. I was breaking down for one of our industrial customers where the big moves were made, and I was a tad surprised.
Here's the breakdown of the big AI money makers
🔵 Cruising in chaos - Part 2, Shifting to specific mental models
In this series of articles for the summer, I explore the key differences between innovation during linear and relatively stable times and those like... now.
iyO Audio: Seeking the next iPhone moment (yes, here we go again)
iyO Audio is the latest startup trying to convince us that the future of computing isn’t in your pocket — it’s in your ear. Spun out of Google X in 2021, iyO is building what it calls the world’s first “audio computer”: a screenless, voice-controlled device designed to