Posts Tagged ‘AI’
Fifteen Feet: What a Plane Crash Taught Me About Being Human
Three people survived a plane crash 15 feet from my home. Three years later, it remains a powerful reminder of human judgment, training and instinct in the age of AI.
Read MoreWhere Is the Human When the AI Agent Goes Rogue?
Who is accountable when an AI agent goes rogue. It raises an issue that will become increasingly important as organizations move from AI that answers questions to AI that can actually take action.
Read MoreThe Biggest Risk of AI May Be That Humans Stop Thinking for Themselves
As AI becomes more persuasive, human judgment matters more. Michael Earls explores why we must question AI, trust our intuition, and think for ourselves.
Read MoreWhere Is Your Beach? Finding Your North Star Before the Noise Takes Over
Finding your North Star starts with creating space to be human. Discover why leaders need their own “beach” to slow down, reconnect, and find direction.
Read MoreFinOps Is Not a Finance Problem. It’s an Architecture Problem.
FinOps isn’t simply about reducing cloud costs. It’s an architectural discipline that connects storage, AI, governance, and cloud strategy into one intentional foundation.
Read MoreAttention Is the Real Currency: Learning Intentionally in a Distracted World
Do we learn differently from audiobooks than physical books? Explore how attention, intentional learning, and focus matter more than the format in today’s digital world.
Read MoreThe 23 Minutes That Decide Your Direction
In the age of AI, protecting your attention may be more valuable than increasing your productivity. Learn why 23 uninterrupted minutes can change your direction.
Read MoreWhen AI Agents Cross the Line
OpenAI’s latest AI security incident highlights why AI agent identity, guardrails, governance, and human oversight are essential for enterprise AI.
Read MoreThe Hidden Cost of Building Your Name
Building your name online also makes it a target. A personal look at AI, scams, identity, and why trust matters more than ever.
Read MoreSpeed Without Direction Is Just Noise
Speed without direction is just noise. Michael Earls on staying human in the age of AI: leadership, clarity, and what machines can never replace.
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