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This week in Innovation Unlocks with AI: ⚡️ Deloitte reveals the roadblocks in AI scaling. ⚡️ A new era for developers with AI in coding. ⚡️ Shanghai's robot factory takes off. ⚡️ Meet Margaret Mitchell, an AI ethics pioneer. ⚡️ Demystify AI decisions with XAI (Explainable AI.) Plus be enterprise-ready with WorkOS’ simple and easy features. Swipe right for more details ➡️ 📰 Don’t miss out! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter for exclusive early access. Link in the comments section 👇 #AI #Tech #Innovation #Deloitte

Astroscale has made history by successfully capturing the first-ever image of a piece of space debris using its ADRAS-J spacecraft. At the heart of this accomplishment is Astroscale's mastery of Rendezvous and Proximity Operations (RPO) technology. This intricate dance of spacecraft maneuvering allows for close encounters with uncooperative objects, a critical capability for safely removing space debris. With over 2,000 dead rockets and countless fragments of debris orbiting Earth, the risk to active satellites, space stations, and future space exploration missions is growing. Astroscale's success brings us one step closer to a cleaner and safer space environment, essential for future space exploration and commercial activities. Their work is laying the groundwork for the safe and sustainable exploration of space, ensuring that future generations can continue to reach for the stars without being hindered by the remnants of past missions. As we look to the future, it's clear that addressing space debris will require innovative solutions and international cooperation. What are your thoughts on their achievement? Share your thoughts!  I’ll drop the link of the full article in the comments section 👇 #Tech #Innovation #Astroscale

There is always another way of looking at insecurity. It’s time we acknowledge that. We've all felt it – that sense of doubt, the fear of not being good enough. Traditionally, we've been taught to see it as a negative emotion that stalls progress and saps confidence. Insecurity, at its core, is an awareness of gaps—whether in our knowledge, skills, or achievements. This awareness can be paralyzing, but it can also ignite a powerful desire for improvement. When we recognize our insecurities, we're more likely to take proactive steps to bridge those gaps. By learning to see criticism as an opportunity to course-correct, we build resilience and a growth mindset. Each small win builds confidence and momentum. Embracing insecurity means welcoming a future of continuous adaptation and improvement. Our perception of fear turns into a fuel for success. Stay tuned for the release of my upcoming book, The LEAP Guide, where I talk more about turning insecurities and uncertainties into your ultimate advantage. Let me know in the comments below – how do you channel your insecurities into a force for positive change, especially in your organization? #Insecurity #Growth #PersonalDevelopment

I attended the Future of Humanity Summit 2 weeks ago and I wanted to share with you 8 things I walked away with. From AI adoption barely scratching the surface to the surprising gaps in education and government digital transformation, it’s clear we’re just at the beginning of this journey. Some of these might surprise you, and others might confirm what you’ve been thinking. Either way, check out the slides below and let’s keep the conversation going about AI innovation. 💡 Do you agree with my insights? Let’s hear it in the comments below! P.S. Special thanks to Bryan Talebi for hosting such an amazing event! #AI #Innovation #FutureofHumanitySummit #FoH

Is AI just going to be the next dot-com bubble? Veteran Goldman Sachs tech analyst Jim Covello recently stirred the pot with his bold prediction: 💡 The $1 trillion earmarked by companies for AI development and infrastructure in the coming years won’t pay off. It's a provocative stance that begs the question, is this massive investment in AI truly worth it? Or is it a visionary investment? On one hand, AI promises unprecedented advancements across various sectors like finance, manufacturing, healthcare, and beyond. The potential to revolutionize industries, streamline operations, and uncover new revenue streams is enormous. But Covello’s skepticism urges us to pause and consider the other side of the coin. Are we placing too much faith in AI's potential without fully understanding the risks and limitations? We must balance the excitement around AI's potential with a sober assessment of its limitations and the costs involved. Here are a few things to think about… 📈 First is ROI uncertainty. Covello and MIT professor Daron Acemoglu estimate that AI will impact less than 5% of all tasks in the next ten years, with only a quarter of these being cost-effective. How do we ensure a return on such a monumental investment if the scope of AI's impact is limited? 🎯 Second is scope of impact. Acemoglu argues that AI's most substantial effects will likely revolve around pure mental tasks, which, while significant, may not be as transformative as anticipated. Are we overestimating the potential of AI to drive large-scale industry changes? 👐 And lastly, constantly taking into account market sentiment. Covello warns that investor enthusiasm could wane if critical use cases for AI are not discovered in the next 18 months. How do we maintain momentum and interest in AI development amidst these uncertainties? Covello’s perspective might be a wake-up call for some and a cautionary tale for others. Whether you agree or disagree, his view prompts a necessary examination of our approach to AI investment. What are your thoughts? Join the conversation and share your views in the comments section! #AI #Tech #Innovation

This week in Innovation Unlocks with AI: ⚡️ AI startups dominate Forbes next billion-dollar list. ⚡️ AI writes research papers from start to publication. ⚡️ California regulates AI. ⚡️ Meet Stuart Russell, TIME100’s AI visionary and safety advocate. ⚡️ Start cross-pollinating ideas, make innovation a constant. Plus have your very own AI-powered knowledge assistant with IKI AI’s information management capabilities. Swipe right for more details ➡️ 📰 Don’t miss out! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter for exclusive early access. Link in the comments section 👇

We’re closing off the week with amazing news! 🗼 Lighthouse just hit 20K subscribers! Thank you for being part of our community 🙏 Your engagement and enthusiasm for innovation, AI, strategies, and stories of inspiring industry leaders fuel our drive to bring you the most impactful news. If you haven't joined us yet, now's the perfect time! This newsletter is for those who aren't just looking to keep up with the future but are ready to shape it ⚡ See the link in the comments section 👇 #AI #Tech #Innovation #Lighthouse

Innovation is not just for the C-suite. Imagine a workplace where innovation thrives in every meeting room and brainstorming session. Democratizing innovation means breaking free from the confines of the executive suite and tapping into the creative potential of your entire workforce. It’s not about waiting for a "eureka" moment from the top down, it’s about igniting creativity from every corner of your organization. Here are 8 ways to unlock your team’s creative potential, fresh from my upcoming book! Read this latest article in the “In Lighthouse” series to learn more! Don’t forget to subscribe to get notified of exclusive insights that will help you lead and thrive in the Age of AI. 🙌

Real change is often about unsexy improvements. We all love big, flashy innovations. And in our pursuit, we frequently find ourselves chasing grand ideas and disruptive technologies. But the truth is, real change often comes from the less glamorous, day-to-day improvements. It's about optimizing processes, enhancing user experiences, and refining what already exists. They don’t make headlines but they have a profound impact. Ignoring them means missing out on opportunities to optimize, streamline, and enhance the foundational elements of our businesses. Think about it, Amazon's dominance wasn't built solely on its revolutionary one-click ordering. It was also about perfecting logistics and customer service. So, how can we approach these unsexy improvements productively? ✔️ Prioritize continuous improvement ✔️ Focus on data-driven decisions ✔️ Invest in training and development ✔️ Involve your team and celebrate small wins with them We must constantly remember that every small step forward brings us closer to a giant leap. Let's shift our focus from just chasing the next big thing to building a solid foundation of continuous improvement. What are your thoughts? Share your experiences with "unsexy" improvements that led to significant impact in your organization. #Innovation #Improvement #Growth

Is the AI you’re using healthy for you? Kasia Chmielinski argued that just as food products come with nutrition labels detailing their ingredients, AI systems should also have clear labels that inform users about their data sources, algorithms, and decision-making processes. This transparency helps users understand how AI systems function and what influences their outputs. Users can make informed decisions about whether to trust and use a particular AI. This empowerment is crucial in a world where AI increasingly impacts daily life. But design and global standardization of these AI “nutrition labels” are still absent. Calls for global consensus on AI transparency standards are yet to be noticed. Putting it into motion through legislations and reinforcing this practice will be another story. In the meantime, here are 5 practices we can undertake to ensure that we’re using healthy AI systems in our organizations. 1️⃣ Demand transparency from vendors. Understand the training data, the model's decision-making process, and any biases that might exist. 2️⃣ Incorporate ethical considerations into your AI strategy. This will create a culture of ethical AI use in your organization. 3️⃣ Assess your AI system for biases, errors, and vulnerabilities. This confirms that the system is operating as intended and ethically. 4️⃣ Collaborate and create your standards. Engage with industry groups, policymakers, and academic institutions to help shape the development of global standards for AI transparency and ethics. 5️⃣ Invest in Explainable AI (XAI). Develop or choose AI systems that provide clear explanations for their decisions. By taking these steps, we can move towards a future where AI is developed and used responsibly, benefiting society as a whole. How are you ensuring the health and ethical integrity of your AI systems? Share your thoughts and practices in the comments. Let’s lead the way in making AI transparent, fair, and trustworthy. #AI #AIEthics #Tech #Innovation