Paradigm Shifts

COVID-19 made the old routine of "going to work" impossible, then passé.

Power is one of society’s most precious commodities. As the problems we face get bigger and more urgent, Who should have power, when?

The clearest choices before us all concern our consumption habits.

This is an unsettling question. Because knowing where to go and how to get there — being the one who can guide the others — is a big part of what many people imagine leadership to be about: a leader-follower model.

Social media invites us to make a clear, historic choice: Declare that Truth is dead — or resurrect it.

I want to swing your attention back to AI for a moment. I’ve just read an important new book on the subject, and it has gifted me a new framework for thinking about the subject.

On Thursday, I spoke at the Centre for Workplace Leadership’s 2018 conference on the “Future of Work.”

I was on stage at the Oslo Business Forum earlier this week.

I feel like the whole field of AI research could take a cue from Richard Feynman.

I wonder, do you ever share my feeling that ‘fake news’ and ‘post-truth’—these phrases that get thrown about every day by the commentariat—cloud our understanding rather than clarify it?

“The real voyage of discovery consists, not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” (Marcel Proust)

Society does not serve the economy. The economy serves society.