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If your business model prints cash, then by all means, have a 20% project policy or an AI fluency boondoggle-fest. But if you are under real pressure to build an AI-first or AI-efficient business, just stop. It's not that fluency projects aren't important, they simply aren't efficient, and they are contributing to layoffs.

I'm noticing a distressing trend, it feels like we are living in a novella where people are misunderstanding each other in ways that make the audience (me) both frustrated and sad.

There is a great thought experiment called the Ship of Theseus. It poses the question: if you replace every board on a ship, do you have a new ship or the same ship? This is a great way to reflect on the future of work.

Maybe this is an obvious learning, but it has been quite helpful for me to better understand my own communication style