by Randy Matheson | Aug 29, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence
The Stanford “Canaries in the Coal Mine” report shows early-career jobs are vanishing in roles where AI automates. The real challenge? How leaders will train the next generation when the gruntwork is gone. TL;DR Stanford’s new report finds steep declines for young...
by Randy Matheson | Aug 28, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Ethics & Regulation, Work & Productivity
Behind every AI strategy are real people, with questions, hesitations, and untapped ideas. The AI/44 Assessment uncovers those truths and applies our framework, giving us a foundation to define an AI-adoption roadmap that’s clear, practical, and tailored to your...
by Randy Matheson | Aug 27, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Work & Productivity
In July 2025, Commonwealth Bank made headlines when it replaced 45 call-centre staff with an AI voice bot. By August, the bank admitted it was a mistake. The bot couldn’t handle the load, customers faced long delays, and the bank apologized as it moved to rehire or...
by Randy Matheson | Aug 26, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Creativity & Innovation, Ethics & Regulation
In a world already overflowing with AI-generated content (this article was co-written using one of our trained AI tool), the line between authentic and artificial is wearing thin. When platforms start quietly altering what we see, the risk isn’t just cosmetic, it’s a...
by Randy Matheson | Aug 25, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Work & Productivity
Introduction The World Economic Forum recently spotlighted a crucial pattern in AI disruption: it’s not the complexity of the work that determines risk, it’s the availability of structured, machine‑readable data. Finance and administrative jobs, with their tidy...
by Randy Matheson | Aug 22, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Creativity & Innovation
Voice technology has been around for decades. So why does OpenAI’s new GPT-Realtime feel different, and why should business leaders care now? TL;DR Voice tech isn’t new — from phone menus to Siri, it’s been “the next big thing” for years, but never stuck. OpenAI’s...
