Based on Erin Wickham’s article for the NeuroLeadership Institute IntroThe NeuroLeadership Institute Summit surfaced five science backed trends that will redefine how leaders work with AI, change, and human behaviour. This is not hype. It is the neuroscience behind how organisations will adapt, learn, […]
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We looked at Coca-Cola’s new AI-generated holiday commercial, a soulless video created at unprecedented speed. Instead of magic, it highlights the widening gap between AI efficiency and human resonance. Bold big ideas Speed without soul – Production dropped from almost a year to about
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We came across a McKinsey State of AI insight that everyone seems to be panicking about. It turns out the panic is misplaced. The data shows exactly what you should expect from a general purpose technology in its early phase. Big Ideas Innovation is
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RNZ reports that many New Zealand companies may be missing out on potential productivity gains, especially from technology and AI adoption. Despite strong economic potential, outdated systems and underinvestment in modern tools are slowing progress. Key insights: Lagging adoption. Many firms are cautious or
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A growing workplace contradiction: AI use is surging, yet productivity isn’t. AI-Generated “Workslop” Is Destroying Productivity found that 41% of employees encounter “workslop”—AI-generated content that looks polished but lacks real substance. Each instance costs almost two hours of rework, eroding productivity, trust, and collaboration. Workslop
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We spotted a report in The Verge that Business Insider is letting its reporters use AI to draft stories. The twist? Readers won’t necessarily know. AI allowed in drafting – Journalists can now use approved AI tools for research and first drafts. No disclosure
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