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Apr 13 · 13 min read · Bottom line. This is the last briefing of Course 4, and the closing post of the full AI Zero to Hero portfolio. After fifteen L-briefings giving you frameworks, decisions, and checklists for running an AI program, this one is about how to keep those ...
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Apr 13 · 14 min read · Bottom line. The specific test that separates "decide now" from "defer" from "ignore" is whether a decision's cost of being wrong is bounded by your ability to reverse it. Decisions that must be made now are ones where waiting is more expensive than ...
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Apr 13 · 14 min read · Bottom line. Senior leaders need a calibrated 18-month forecast for AI — not for curiosity, but because every major investment decision they make this year depends on what's likely to be true in Q4 2027. The forecast most boards get is hype-flavored ...
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Apr 13 · 13 min read · Bottom line. The amount of AI strategy a leader should do is proportional to their exposure, not to the general excitement in the press. Exposure is a two-axis measurement — offensive exposure (how much upside AI adoption creates for your business) a...
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Apr 13 · 13 min read · Bottom line. Of roughly twenty capabilities your frontier AI vendor is currently marketing, five will meaningfully affect your P&L in the next two quarters and five will not, regardless of how impressive the keynote demo was. The five that matter are...
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