ABOUT THIS EPISODE
If AI builds the dashboards, what happens to the BI team? John K. Thompson joins Ryan Dolley to argue that the work shifts toward managing the data, business definitions, and context that make AI useful.
We discuss why John thinks GPT-6 Astra falls short of AGI, why faster emails don’t automatically translate into business results, and when to pull the plug on an AI project. Plus: how he gets his University of Michigan students to recognize the value of their own writing.
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United States
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