Staying flexible, yet focused, as you navigate the evolving AI landscape is incredibly important. Craft an AI strategy that balances exploration with business common sense.

AI is a powerful tool, not a magic wand. Hold tight to traditional business principles when evaluating opportunities for using AI.

Don't wait for perfect AI - start experimenting today. Start with off-the-shelf tools, and encourage teams to reimagine their everyday workflows using AI.

Generative AI is becoming a go-to tool for professionals to draft, refine, and polish everything from memos to whitepapers. Used effectively, AI can clarify your thinking and sharpen your expression—but if misused, it risks hollowing out your ideas. 

Can AI be truly creative, and does it matter? I recently attended a conference where - unsurprisingly - AI came up a lot! And there was one recurring theme: that AI is not creative. Spoiler alert, I don’t quite agree…

Generative AI has been ridiculously over-hyped in its short term impact, and it’s helpful to bring it back to business reality. This post has some provocations to kick-start your thinking.

Complicated concepts are more easily understood if framed in the guise of a good analogy. For fun, this post aims to demystify machine learning — the technique that underpins modern AI — by looking at it through a culinary lens.

Recently there’s been a flurry of activity to do with AI safety. While the focus to date is on those at the forefront of cutting edge AI development, the guidelines that emerge will likely have implications for all businesses who use AI. This post provides a four-part overview for anyone new to the AI safety debate.

We’re going to begin with a series of posts relating to hot topic areas of AI policy, to provide some colour to developments that could have immense implications for businesses seeking to use AI as new rules come into force. First, here is a quick primer on the AI policy landscape, for those new to the field.