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ChatGPT is fine, but China's long-term AI race is not going away

ChatGPT is fine, but China's long-term AI race is not going away

While ChatGPT has been unleashed on the world, I started to read about European politicians and intellectuals demanding our version and asking why we couldn't invent it. This amounts to discovering a jungle and asking that we plant trees immediately to catch up ('sigh'). And while

AI, a Photoshop for the mind...

AI, a Photoshop for the mind...

Tim Rayner from Phase One Insight poked me recently to discuss an article on AI published at the beginning of the year. The article "The Third Magic" discussed many thorny concepts about AI and how we humans deal with knowledge, cognition, and power. Among (many) other things, the

Peacetime vs. Wartime innovation?

Peacetime vs. Wartime innovation?

If you think The Godfather II would be the worst possible source to find the proper inspiration for strategy and innovation, I'd be with you. That being said, the movie has an interesting line of dialogue between Michael Corleone and Tom Hagen, his half-brother of sorts and family

Why AI will be the new dominant business model

Why AI will be the new dominant business model

With the seemingly sudden rise of artificial intelligence as the new thing that no one saw coming ('sigh'), there are vast amounts of media reports, business theories, and plain drama that use words like "revolution," "disruption," "breakthrough," "obsolescence" or even

The second-order consequences of the pandemic

The second-order consequences of the pandemic

Now that we might start to believe that the Covid-19 pandemic is mostly behind us, we certainly want to think that everything is back to normal; whatever normal was three years ago. But it's not, and we aren't. What generally eludes us is the second-order consequences