Leadership in Times of AI
summary
Panel gives concrete measures: 15% of government workers say they feel AI-ready, enterprises touch automation across sectors (SAP claims it reaches ~87% of global commerce) and leaders point to a $41 trillion opportunity. Examples of what works: developers using generative tools to write and test code, support teams auto-drafting ticket replies, companies paying $10,000 for sanctioned experiments. Cautionary evidence: AlphaGo wins reversed by amateurs under new conditions, so resilience and local experimentation with safety nets matter.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52AI leadership matters
- 3:58AI adoption speed
- 4:40$41 trillion AI economic potential
- 7:07AI productivity vs resilience
- 9:36Past tech revolutions
- 11:43AI innovation culture
- 14:30Scaling challenges
- 16:14AI transforms leadership
- 20:04Recruiting for curiosity
- 21:50Human skills value
- 23:13Future jobs in AI
- 25:00Call for courage
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