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Listen to Unlearn - Gladwell Academy Podcast station

Listen to Unlearn - Gladwell Academy Podcast station

Yesterday I let AI handle my recruitment outreach. We had a marketing internship vacancy to fill. Normally, I would spend an evening scrolling through LinkedIn profiles, writing messages one by one, and sending connection requests. This time, I asked my AI assistant to help.

Freaky FrAIday - Ep. 03: AI Native Mindset - Why leaders must evolve now

As AI adoption accelerates, many organisations struggle not with the technology itself, but with how people think, decide, and take responsibility in an AI-supported world. We spoke with Julia Heuritsch, Agile Coach and Coaches & Trainers at Gladwell, about AI hype, human responsibility, and what professionals must unlearn to work effectively with intelligent systems.

For years, organizations treated technology choices as procurement decisions. Pick a tool, roll it out, train people, and move on. Artificial intelligence breaks that pattern. AI is not a fixed product you install once. It is a living capability that changes over time, shaped by vendors, platforms, policies, and regulation.

Let’s be honest: the "AI revolution" isn't coming; it’s already parked at your desk, answering your emails and drafting your strategy decks. But while the algorithms are getting faster, the humans in the office are feeling the squeeze. If you feel like you’re running a marathon on a treadmill that keeps speeding up, you’re not alone. But here’s the secret: to lead in 2026 and beyond, you don’t need to work harder. You need to evolve. You need to become Super-Human.

In deze tweewekelijkse Freaky FrAIday Learning Carousel highlighten we elke keer een ander AI onderwerp.

The way we work with AI is changing rapidly. Where generative AI initially helped us write texts or generate ideas, it is now moving into a new phase: AI as an active participant in our work processes.

In this bi-weekly AI Native Learning carousel we highlight a different topic of AI in each webinar.

Dr. Steve Mayner explains why AI rarely replaces people. It amplifies talent, exposes weak systems, and requires human accountability and ownership.

Reflections by Reinier Kersbergen on conscious AI use, human skills and the road to AGI