If you cannot describe how AI is changing leadership behavior, performance expectations and talent systems inside your organization, then the transformation is not yet underway. It is still a response to pressure rather than a deliberate redesign of how work happens.
So What? Humans Can Tell When AI Takes Over — And They Don’t Like It
A very insightful 2-minute read!
Super Bowl viewers made one thing clear: AI-generated ads still lack the human emotion audiences crave. Discover what this means for AI adoption, workplace productivity, and the future of human-centered leadership.
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How Talent Leaders Turn AI Activity Into Real Progress
For talent development leaders, AI activity alone does not build workforce capability. Usage alone does not create readiness. So what does real forward movement actually look like?
AI Download: Handpicked Headlines (2•06•26)
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Our job is to keep our finger on the pulse of what’s happening with Talent in the Age of AI. These are some of the stories I’ve been reading lately — handpicked headlines that stood out and are shaping the conversation around talent and learning.
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AI Isn’t Replacing Jobs. It’s Exposing Weak Ones.
AI isn’t eliminating work outright. It’s exposing where human skills and development have been weakest. That exposure shows up as gaps in judgment, adaptability and capability. For talent leaders, this is not a threat to manage around. It’s a signal to act on.
AI Download: Handpicked Headlines (1•22•26)
Today’s read is 785 words and a 6:03 minute read.
Our job is to keep our finger on the pulse of what’s happening with Talent in the Age of AI. These are some of the stories I’ve been reading lately — handpicked headlines that stood out and are shaping the conversation around talent and learning.
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What Talent Leaders Must Get Right Early in 2026
AI is no longer something talent leaders are evaluating from a distance. It’s already shaping how work gets done. That makes early 2026 an important window. The priorities you set now will influence how confidently your organization navigates what comes next. This is not about predicting the future. It’s about focusing on the fundamentals that matter most right now
AI Download: Handpicked Headlines (12•16•25)
Today’s read is 785 words and a 6:03 minute read.
Our job is to keep our finger on the pulse of what’s happening with Talent in the Age of AI. These are some of the stories I’ve been reading lately — handpicked headlines that stood out and are shaping the conversation around talent and learning.
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2026 Skills Talent Teams Must Build
AI is no longer a future consideration for talent leaders. It’s already reshaping how work gets done. As we head into 2026, the conversation is shifting again. It’s no longer just about which tools teams use. It’s about whether people have the skills to work well alongside those tools.