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The Rise of Decision Models
Leaders need to rethink how they think.
Sep 23
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Mike Walsh
What Is Discovery For?
As AI gets better at finding answers, leaders must rethink how people learn to ask questions worth pursuing.
Sep 15
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Mike Walsh
When the Sandbox Becomes the Real World
AI agents can revise their strategies in seconds. Organizations need to do the same.
Sep 9
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Mike Walsh
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August 2026
Feeding AI’s Hungry Ghosts
Are we witnessing the last human harvest, or the birth of a data economy in which people can still set the terms?
Aug 31
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Mike Walsh
When Your Shadow Comes to Work
How BYOA Will Test the Boundaries of the Cognitive Organization
Aug 15
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Mike Walsh
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After We Stop Grieving AI: Cyborgs, Centaurs and Cyberpunks
The AI debate is still bargaining over what should remain human. The future will be shaped by new archetypes of human-machine agency.
Aug 9
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Mike Walsh
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July 2026
Who Really Broke the 87-Year-Old Math Problem?
An unexpected mathematical breakthrough offers a better way to think about human judgment, machine search and the future of knowledge work.
Jul 28
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Mike Walsh
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The Business Process Is Dead. Long Live the Harness.
AI agents are replacing static processes with executable intelligence — but companies still need humans in the right places.
Jul 10
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Mike Walsh
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June 2026
Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast
How AI Agents Could Expand the Complexity Humans Can Manage
Jun 8
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Mike Walsh
May 2026
Digital Labor Is Different, Not Cheaper
Stop treating AI like headcount
May 25
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Mike Walsh
Leadership LARPing
Why AI is making productivity harder to detect and more dangerous to reward
May 15
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Mike Walsh
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AI Won’t Replace Engineers. It Will Redesign Engineering Firms.
What happens when machines can generate the work, but humans still carry the responsibility?
May 9
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Mike Walsh
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