From AI answers to business results
How to tell whether an AI initiative changed the work, not only the answer.
Keynote, executive briefing, half-day or full-day workshopRead the outlineThe judgment AI does not replace
Know when to use an AI answer, when to question it and who remains responsible.
Keynotes US$5,000. Standard preparation included. Travel and applicable taxes additional. Based in Singapore, available internationally. View fees and booking.
What I cover
I look at what happens between receiving an AI answer and acting on it. A fluent answer can be wrong, but rejecting AI without a reason is not judgment either. I help leaders distinguish those situations and make responsibility clear. The question is not whether people or AI are better. It is what a person needs to know before accepting a particular answer.
What your audience can use
- Questions to ask before acting on an AI answer.
- How to distinguish a confident explanation from a sound reason.
- Why responsibility needs to remain with a named person.
- A way to discuss when to follow AI and when to disagree.
A practical demonstration
A fictional supplier recommendation: compare the headline saving with transition and support costs, then write the conditions for approval. The worked example is available in the free decision tools.
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My other talks
The Human Layer: why AI projects fail beyond the technology
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Make the message worth saying when AI can produce the first draft.
Keynote, executive briefing or half-day workshopRead the outlineThe third wave of PR
Clarify what communicators remain responsible for when AI drafts the message.
Keynote, panel or executive briefingRead the outlineWhat AI systems say about your destination
Decide how to respond when AI describes your destination inaccurately.
Keynote, panel, executive briefingRead the outlineGoverning what you cannot see
Make responsibility for AI descriptions clear, rather than leaving it to the marketing team.
Keynote, panel, half-day workshopRead the outlineTell me about your audience and the questions you want the session to address.