When Wisdom Walks
The wildebeest thunder across the Serengeti. The caribou cross the Canadian tundra in their hundreds of thousands. And every July, with startling reliability, LinkedIn fills up with the annual Microsoft...
The wildebeest thunder across the Serengeti. The caribou cross the Canadian tundra in their hundreds of thousands. And every July, with startling reliability, LinkedIn fills up with the annual Microsoft...
But for me, the pearl in this particular oyster was buried on page 17, and it has nothing to do with adoption. 80% of education leaders rated their institution’s AI guidance as clear. Half of students...
Then I walked into the room and something different happened. Not better or worse than the plan. Just real. The kind of real you only get when four thousand people are in front of you and the argument...
(N.B. Updated to the "yes, and" frame, following conversations at Info-Tech Vegas 2026) That was entirely the point, the purpose, and it’s also likely why most of us chose this career. But perhaps most...
Think about how that happened. Before the industrial era, most people were compensated for what they produced - an artefact made, a crop harvested, a service rendered. The outcome was the measure. Then...
That’s Pablo Picasso, being interviewed about computers in mid-1960s Paris. The machines he was talking about bear almost no resemblance to what sits on your desk today - but his observation is more accurate...