Beware AI’s Siren Song
The future belongs to those who know how to successfully collaborate with AI. This latest article from Adam Riley and I summarises the powerskills we believe knowledge workers should begin to focus upon in the AI …
Contemporary Polymaths – Who is Mae Carol Jemison?
We hope you find this latest article from Adam Riley and myself motivational. It highlights what can be achieved by embracing the power of creative interdisciplinary thinking… Read article on SubStack
Shaking the Magic 8-Ball
In this article Adam Riley and I look at the merit in taking a sensible balanced view of the plausible possible futures – scenarios – that are out there with regard to the likely impact …
Contemporary Polymaths – Who is Brian Eno?
I have always liked the idea of “creativity being a very disciplined business“ and the polymath Brian Eno is a great example of how to combine natural flair with a ‘process‘ to dial up our …
AI Ate My Brain!
A top priority for us at PolymathMind.ai is developing the power skills needed for key insight tasks, such as sensemaking, in a way that spells out the optimum roles for AI and us humans. This …
Your Copilot Just Handed You Your P45 (or Pink Slip)?
It is becoming increasingly urgent to ensure that team members cultivate the creativity skills they will need to successfully work alongside AI. Read our new SubStack on the topic here. The new book from Adam Riley …
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Contemporary Polymaths – Who is Donald Knuth?
I hope you enjoy this latest polymath profile Adam Riley and I have prepared. And just to add that if we have triggered your interest in the power of polymath thinking in the AI era, …
Presenting the Cognitive Friction Cycle
Adam Riley and myself have always maintained over many decades that insights are not found in the data but created in a ‘fierce strategic dialogue between the insight team, your stakeholders/clients and the data’ – …