ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This is a special bonus to our last episode, where we continue our conversation with Simon Hay on the impact of AI on how we lead organisations, manage risks and opportunities at pace and create cultures that enable success under todays circumstances. In this bonus we are:
- exploring what AI means for how organisations arestructured
- identifying the follow on implications for career development
- future casting what that means for learning andcross organisation collaboration.
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