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Business Unusual
Forget buzzwords — this is where AI meets messy, real-world strategy. What happens when leaders actually redesign how business works?
Should companies create internal ChatGPT prompt libraries or let employees figure it out themselves?
Most companies don’t have an AI adoption problem. They have an underwhelming prompts problem dressed up as strategy.
Why AI agents trained on your company data might know your business better than you do
The scariest thing about your AI agent? It’s not that it’s wrong — it’s that it might be right about your company in ways you’ve been avoiding.
The paradox of AI automation: the more we automate, the more human skills become valuable
If your “strategic” memo reads like an AI wrote it… maybe it didn’t need you in the first place.
Should businesses use AI agents for sensitive tasks like HR investigations and legal compliance?
What if the smartest use of AI isn’t doing more—but cutting half the decisions your org makes in the first place? Time to rethink the problem.
AI agents are becoming so sophisticated they're starting to negotiate with each other - without human oversight
Two AI agents just negotiated a deal in your supply chain. It was fast, efficient—and secretly set you up to fail. Still feel in control?
Why most AI automation projects fail because companies automate the wrong processes first
Most execs say “AI is just a tool” — then secretly wonder if it’s coming for their job. That tension explains why their projects keep flopping.
The $10 trillion question: will AI agents create more jobs than they eliminate?
AI isn’t taking your job. It’s taking the meaning out of it—and leaving you technically employed, functionally irrelevant.
Should AI agents be programmed with ethical guidelines or just follow company policies?
If your AI follows every policy perfectly—but still makes awful decisions—are you safe, or just comfortably irresponsible?
Why AI agents excel at following rules but fail spectacularly at breaking them when needed
Most AI can ace the test. But ask it to cheat—with good reason—and it short-circuits. Obedience isn’t intelligence.
The hidden danger of AI agents: when automation becomes so good you forget how to do the job manually
AI won’t replace your team. But it might convince them to stop thinking—until nobody remembers how anything actually works.