The cost of bad communication with AI
Poor communication already wastes time, money, and morale. As AI agents enter the workplace, unclear instructions will scale those costs faster than leaders expect.
Poor communication already wastes time, money, and morale. As AI agents enter the workplace, unclear instructions will scale those costs faster than leaders expect.
When you can’t see the summit, your team doesn’t need you to pretend that you can. Three communication practices can help you acknowledge uncertainty, clarify
Communication is a governance tool. As organizations create AI policies, leaders must do more than make decisions—they must explain the thinking behind them. Here’s why
At an AI conference earlier this year, I found myself questioning whether I believed a speaker from a Fortune 50 company. During lunch, I discovered
AI tools are evolving from helpful assistants into persuasive partners. As AI increasingly suggests the “next best step,” leaders must think carefully about the ethics
At Davos, one word kept surfacing in conversations about AI: humanity. As technology accelerates, leaders are being called to strengthen—not sideline—the human side of work.
You’re stepping into a role no one has held before—because in 2026, the way we lead is fundamentally changing. Here’s how to use AI to
Leaders face pressure to embrace AI without losing authenticity. In this post, Allison Shapira shares a 5-step loop to help you use AI strategically while
AI is changing how we lead. But it doesn’t have to change who we are as leaders. What if AI could make you more human?