October 2026
Intermediate
328 pages
9h 58m
English
Most organizations believe they are adopting artificial intelligence. What they are actually doing is introducing systems that are beginning to shape how decisions are made, often without fully understanding where that influence sits, how it operates, or who is accountable for the outcomes.
Artificial intelligence does not simply process information; it participates in decision-making. It influences who is hired, how performance is assessed, where investment is directed and how risk is interpreted. It shapes outcomes upstream of where leaders believe decisions are being made, and in many cases that influence is not fully visible. This creates a structural tension that most organizations are not designed ...
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