Something for the weekend - Leading with Humanity in an AI World

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Through no fault of digital leaders or the pioneers of AI, this major change in societal, business, and technology systems has come at a troubling time.

The current decade has been one of the most disruptive in recent history. It began with a global pandemic that killed millions, which was swiftly followed by supply chain issues. Fierce and bloody war is once again ravaging Europe and the Middle East, and its spectre hangs over parts of Asia. This concoction has led to and been created by the rise of far-right populist politics, which now has council seats in Germany and the UK, parliamentary privilege in European nations as well as Australia, and is in the highest positions of power in other nations. The climate emergency has been all too apparent across Europe too, as fires destroy crops and communities.

Being a CIO in such a world requires not only every...

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