The real winners of AI will be those who experiment the fastest.
AI moves too quickly for long-term roadmaps. Companies that wait for "perfect AI implementation" will be left behind. The ones that test, iterate, and adapt on the go will lead.

Employees don’t trust AI. But not because of AI itself. They don’t trust the leaders deploying it.
If you introduce AI without a clear message, employees assume the worst—job cuts, micromanagement, or replacement. That’s why AI trust is built through transparency, not technology. However for that to happen you should be clear what you want out of AI.

We are teaching children how to use AI the wrong way.

Most companies confuse mass adoption of AI with mastery. They are not the same.
Just because every employee in your company is using ChatGPT or an AI-powered CRM doesn’t mean you are leading in AI. That’s like saying every employee using Excel makes your company a data powerhouse.

AI will not be your competitive edge.
Because AI will be available to everyone. Your competitors will have the same tools, the same access, the same capabilities a bit earlier or later.