60% of executives now regularly use AI to support decisions, and Gartner projects half of business decisions will be AI-augmented by 2027. What that shift demands of leadership judgment.
Sales reps using AI daily are twice as likely to hit target, but most of the productivity gains are being left on the table. A field look at where AI genuinely multiplies BD work versus where it’s just noise.
McKinsey and WEF research converge on the same conclusion: the skills AI struggles to replicate are becoming the ones organizations pay the most for.
Entry-level hiring has fallen sharply even as AI job postings surge 156% in a year. A practical map of where early-career opportunity in AI actually sits, and how to reach it without a CS degree.
WEF’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 projects 92 million roles displaced and 170 million created by 2030. What separates the professionals who land in the second number from those who land in the first.
OECD data shows firm-level AI adoption more than doubling in two years, while the real gap is skills, not access. What that means for where executive attention should actually go.
Inside the enterprise logic of AI research funding, from named-lab commitments to the compute concentration reshaping who can compete for capital.