In my lifetime, few technologies have generated as much fear, hope, and confusion as artificial intelligence (AI). The internet was significant, but AI has the potential to be even bigger. This technology doesn't just make information more accessible; it can also use that information to make decisions on our behalf. The implications can feel overwhelming. While no one claimed the internet could wipe out humanity or help us achieve immortality, those are the kinds of discussio

The world is on fire, and you're supposed to keep a cool head when making high-stakes decisions with long-term implications. No wonder leaders are hesitating to pull the trigger on big decisions – it's difficult to do your best work today when you're not sure tomorrow will come. Amid the chaos, it's natural to to shy away from the challenges. Yet now is the time to lean in to the uncertainty by cultivating future confidence, a belief in our ability to not just navigate the ch

We humans have an almost irresistible urge to predict the future. Unfortunately, we also have an impressive track record of getting it wrong. From Victorian engineers dismissing the telephone to modern pundits making bold but faulty forecasts, history is littered with confident misjudgments. The problem isn’t that we’re foolish. Our brains are wired to simplify uncertainty into single answers. This approach works fine for the short term, but it fails us when we try to think l