The Technology Isn’t The Bottleneck
The conversation around AI often focuses on the technology itself.
Interviews
Category: Interviews
Conversations with people exploring how AI is changing organisations, industries, and everyday life. These pieces highlight ideas, insights, and perspectives from interviews with practitioners, researchers, leaders, and specialists. Less about definitive answers, more about learning from people working through the challenges and opportunities in real time.
Conversations with people exploring how AI is changing organisations, industries, and everyday life. These pieces highlight ideas, insights, and perspectives from interviews with practitioners, researchers, leaders, and specialists. Less about definitive answers, more about learning from people working through the challenges and opportunities in real time.
Interviews
If The Answer Is AI, What’s The Question?
As AI adoption accelerates, organisations are under increasing pressure to identify opportunities, develop strategies and demonstrate progress. In some cases,
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Are We Upgrading The Roller Or Removing The Walls?
Much of the conversation around AI focuses on the technology itself. Organisations discuss automation, productivity and efficiency, exploring how new
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You’re Still In Charge
AI conversations often swing between two extremes. On one side is the promise that AI will transform the way we
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You Can’t Policy Your Way Into Adoption
As organisations develop AI strategies, governance is often one of the first topics to emerge. Policies, frameworks and guidelines can
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Human Judgement Still Matters
One of the themes that keeps emerging through conversations about AI is that, despite the pace of technological change, human
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The Human Side Of AI Adoption
During a recent conversation, Carolyn Jardmore, Managing Director of Cream Consulting shared a perspective that challenged one of the most
Interviews
The Planes That Never Came Home
A World War Two story about missing data, survivorship bias and why the evidence we don’t see can matter just
Interviews
The Data They Didn’t Have Held The Key
In a recent conversation with Decoded Thinking, contact centre consultant Paul Weald reflected on a World War Two story that still
