Tag: Risk Management and Preparedness | Journal by getAbstract

GPT-4: A First Step Towards Artificial Superintelligence?

There are good reasons not to continue developing AI models without a second thought. Sam Altman’s dismissal from (and return to) OpenAI furthered that discussion.

by Peter Rudin
Navigating the Mental Effects of AI-Driven Upskilling Demands

Addressing the challenges of cognitive overload and decision paralysis.

by Anneke Schmidt
Flying Blind Into Technical Deficit

Just because it ain’t broke doesn’t mean you shouldn’t fix it.

by Caryn Hunt
How to Drive Change as a Leader

The six pillars of transformational leadership.

by Michael Wiederstein
A Trickle Down Effect That (Unfortunately) Works

Bad bosses make entire companies worse. But they are less numerous than you might think – and they mainly occur in corporate cultures with antiquated promotion strategies.

by Michael Wiederstein
History, Hubris and Histrionics

Why post-pandemic logistics teams struggle with historic data.

by Chris Surdak
Seth Godin

On dating your customer, “infecting” marketplaces and becoming a linchpin.

by Michael Wiederstein
Trends Outlook

2022 is here, and so is our trends outlook for the new year.

by Michael Wiederstein
Peter Drucker, photo by Jeff McNeill (Wikimedia Commons)

Lessons from the “Einstein of Management”

How Peter F. Drucker revolutionized the making of leaders.

by Michael Wiederstein
“Burnout Is Insidious: It Sneaks Up on You, Gradually Gnawing Away at You Over Time.”

Jacinta Jiménez, author of The Burnout Fix, on prevention, treatment and reintegration in case of burnout – a topic that still too few people talk about or act on.

by Michael Wiederstein