Why our leadership isn’t ready for AI (Part 2)
Business General Why our leadership isn’t ready for AI (Part 2) ‘Building an AI-ready’ culture is meaningless without an underlying behaviour shift PUBLISHED : 21 Jul 2026 at 14:09 WRITER: Arinya Talerngsri Small Medium Large “We’re building an AI-ready culture” sounds like progress. In practice, it often means something much simpler.The licences were purchased. A few champions ran pilots in low-stakes corners of the business — a chatbot for FAQs, a summariser for meeting notes.
- ▪Business General Why our leadership isn’t ready for AI (Part 2) ‘Building an AI-ready’ culture is meaningless without an underlying behaviour shift PUBLISHED : 21 Jul 2026 at 14:09 WRITER: Arinya Talerngsri Small Medium Large “We’re buildin
- ▪In practice, it often means something much simpler.The licences were purchased.
- ▪A few champions ran pilots in low-stakes corners of the business — a chatbot for FAQs, a summariser for meeting notes.
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Business General Why our leadership isn’t ready for AI (Part 2) ‘Building an AI-ready’ culture is meaningless without an underlying behaviour shift PUBLISHED : 21 Jul 2026 at 14:09 WRITER: Arinya Talerngsri Small Medium Large “We’re building an AI-ready culture” sounds like progress. In practice, it often means something much simpler.The licences were purchased. Everyone got access. A few champions ran pilots in low-stakes corners of the business — a chatbot for FAQs, a summariser for meeting notes. Leadership sent an email about embracing innovation, and maybe a slide made it into the all-hands presentation. In the short term, it looks like momentum. Adoption numbers go up, usage dashboards look healthy.
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