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Artificial intelligence is transforming how organisations make decisions.But what happens when those decisions drift away from the values they were meant to uphold?In this episode, I’m joined by Christine Haskell, PhD, to explore the phenomenon of values drift – the gradual divergence from stated values – how AI can accelerate that drift, and what leaders can do to prevent it.We discuss practical strategies for sustaining values alignment, the virtues leaders need under pressure, the governance systems that prevent drift, and why consistent values alignment requires both systems and good intentions.
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