Insights Archive
These reflections on board governance, artificial intelligence, and human judgment are written to capture thinking in motion, not to present fixed conclusions.
Each reflection primarily explores either board governance or the human implications of AI.
What AI Gets Wrong About Confidence => Why certainty is often a side effect of optimisation, not understanding. February 2026
AI & Humanity
When Plausibility Replaces Truth => Why AI can sound right even when it is structurally wrong. February 2026
AI & Humanity
Why More AI Literacy Is Not Enough => Training alone cannot preserve judgment under acceleration. January 2026
Board Governance
When Fluency Feels Like Authority => Why speed and coherence change trust before judgment intervenes. January 2026
AI & Humanity
How Systems Redefine What Matters => Why optimisation reshapes decision-making before anyone notices. January 2026
AI & Humanity
The Questions Boards Rarely Articulate => Why clarity begins before answers, frameworks, or decisions. January 2026
Board Governance
The Illusion of Abundance => Why better questions matter more than better data. December 2025
Board Governance
Leadership in an AI-Shaped World => Why judgment, governance, and adaptation matter more than ever. December 2025
Board Governance
Judgment Still Matters => AI accelerates decisions, but responsibility cannot be delegated. December 2025
Board Governance
Learning to Stay Relevant => Why leaders must continuously learn, unlearn, and question. November 2025
Board Governance
The Wisdom Imperative => Why judgment now matters more than intelligence for boards. November 2025
Board Governance
Adaptation as a Board Skill => From reactive change to a core governance capability. October 2025
Board Governance
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