Monday Confessions – because self-awareness is cheaper than therapy.

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Occasionally, I stumble upon a fossilized alert from two weeks ago and it feels like unearthing something ancient and oddly exciting.

Some people dig for artifacts.
I dig for overdue actions.

Your turn.
💡 What’s your “bad habit” that you’ve learned to live with (and secretly enjoy)?

I keep snoozing or ignoring notifications until I’m no longer sure whether I’ve already worried about them, dismissed them, or just watched them quietly fade into the digital abyss.

#DigitalTransformation #LifeSciences #AI #KnowledgeWork #wisdomworker

The life sciences industry is at a crossroads. AI can either amplify this problem or solve it.
Maybe we should be less worried about AI replacing the knowledge worker, and instead think about how the knowledge worker can evolve to a wisdom worker.

Which path are we choosing?

We've built incredible systems for data collection, but terrible systems for sense-making.

Swipe through to see how this divergence is playing out—and what we can do about it.

What are your thoughts on this "pilot purgatory" for AI initiatives? What strategies have you found successful in moving projects from concept to production? Let's discuss!

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It's not enough to build a great model; we need to navigate the complexities of integration, scalability, and organizational change to truly unlock AI's potential.

On average, organizations report that a massive 46% of projects are scrapped between proof of concept and broad adoption.

These numbers are a wake-up call. They highlight the critical need for robust strategies, realistic expectations, and effective management throughout the AI lifecycle.

The statistics confirm this harsh reality: the percentage of companies abandoning the majority of their AI initiatives before they reach production has surged from 17% to a staggering 42% year over year.

The feeling of being stuck in the middle of a promising solution, surrounded by complexity and uncertainty, yet unable to reach the promised land of production.

I cannot remember the last time AI misunderstood me this drastically, or maybe it just knew what I really wanted to know, deep down...

#AIProgress, #TechEvolution, #GoogleHomeFails, #ParadiseLostAndFound, #HumorousTech

Remember the times where digital home assistants were continuously getting things wrong? Where it was a miracle when you would actually get a relevant response? We have come a long way and we should be greatful and marveling at what techology can do today!

look at my google home, and see that it is stuck, with the question that it heard from me...

"What is the weather in paradise?"

Now, I do wonder that myself sometime and it is quite a philosophical question during my frist coffee of the day, but that is not what I asked.

I called on my google home to asnwer this question so that I don't have to look it up or change tasks and I can keep writing...

So I go "Hey Google, what is the plural of paradox?", I am so happy with myself, was waiting in anticipation...nothing...so I turn around...

and dismiss an AI tool because of what it cannot do or failed to do.

But this morning I was responding to a comment and thought, what is the plural of "paradox"? (Yes if you knew that you are smarter than me...😉 ) so as a modern man of technology,

Next time when you present, talk about a failure and what was learned, next time you lose a deal, don't move on, do a loss review and share what you learned. You and your network will be better for it!

#Learning, #Growth, #Leadership, #Mindset, #ContinuousImprovement

And yet I experience a reluctance to share mistakes, especially when we are venturing into a new world that is changing how we interact with it, drastically and fast, we should celebrate what works but more importantly what has not worked and what we learned from it.

It is clear (pun intended) that we need to learn from other people's mistakes, we need to build on the wisdom of past generations, but sometimes we do have to get our hands dirty and make experiences and make our own mistakes.