Your Next Employee Doesn’t Have a Pulse

Your next employee may not need a desk, a laptop, a parking space, or access to the break room. It will not complain about the office temperature, schedule a meeting that could have been an email, or mysteriously disappear five minutes before a difficult conversation. It will …

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AI Is an Identity, Not Just a Technology

This is the first post in a twelve-part series about a simple shift: organizations should treat AI not only as software, but as something that performs work. That makes AI a business conversation, not just a technology or cybersecurity one. Before AI is connected to everything, …

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First, let’s clear up what I mean by “Artificial Intelligence.”
For the purpose of this post, I’m using this definition:

“AI is a form of machine learning that relies on a large base of existing information to provide a more robust ability to find, process, and suggest changes to data.”

Why this definition?
Because …

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