AI has been feared for a long time, with concerns that it will make humans irrelevant. However, history has shown that every time we automate something, we also create new value. The same will happen with AI. It may work faster than previous automation, but it will also create new industries and opportunities. AI is a linear thinker, which means it can connect existing dots but not invent new ones. Humans excel at lateral thinking, which is essential for creativity and innovation. AI will complement and support In this episode, Tom explains that AI is a "mirror" that helps us understand what it means to be human, and that we often underestimate humanity's ability to adapt and create new value. He argues that AI will not make us irrelevant, but rather accelerate our evolution and force us to rediscover our purpose and potential as thinkers, dreamers, and creators. Ultimately, our ability to imagine and create what doesn't yet exist is what makes us human and valuable, and no machine can ever take
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AI has been feared for a long time, with concerns that it will make humans irrelevant. However, history has shown that every time we automate something, we also create new value. The same will happen with AI. It may work faster than previous automation, but it will also create new industries and opportunities. AI is a linear thinker, which means it can connect existing dots but not invent new ones. Humans excel at lateral thinking, which is essential for creativity and innovation. AI will complement and support In this episode, Tom explains that AI is a "mirror" that helps us understand what it means to be human, and that we often underestimate humanity's ability to adapt and create new value. He argues that AI will not make us irrelevant, but rather accelerate our evolution and force us to rediscover our purpose and potential as thinkers, dreamers, and creators. Ultimately, our ability to imagine and create what doesn't yet exist is what makes us human and valuable, and no machine can ever take
Reengineering the Future: A Conversation with Jim Champy on Leadership, AI, and Transformation
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55 minutes 48 seconds
8 months ago
Reengineering the Future: A Conversation with Jim Champy on Leadership, AI, and Transformation
In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom Koulopoulos sits down with Jim Champy, co-author of the bestselling business book Reengineering the Corporation, which celebrates its 25th anniversary. They explore the evolution of business transformation, the role of leadership, and the disruptive forces shaping industries today. Their conversation covers everything from the legacy of reengineering to technology-driven change, AI’s impact on business processes, globalization, the future of leadership, and the shifting dynamics of healthcare. Jim shares insights from decades of experience consulting with Fortune 500 companies and delves into the cultural, technological, and economic shifts redefining industries today.
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AI has been feared for a long time, with concerns that it will make humans irrelevant. However, history has shown that every time we automate something, we also create new value. The same will happen with AI. It may work faster than previous automation, but it will also create new industries and opportunities. AI is a linear thinker, which means it can connect existing dots but not invent new ones. Humans excel at lateral thinking, which is essential for creativity and innovation. AI will complement and support In this episode, Tom explains that AI is a "mirror" that helps us understand what it means to be human, and that we often underestimate humanity's ability to adapt and create new value. He argues that AI will not make us irrelevant, but rather accelerate our evolution and force us to rediscover our purpose and potential as thinkers, dreamers, and creators. Ultimately, our ability to imagine and create what doesn't yet exist is what makes us human and valuable, and no machine can ever take
