AI is not a neutral tool.

In Part 2, we look at how the history of technology shapes the consequences we see today, and why leaders need to approach AI with governance, awareness, and better questions. Understanding how AI works is what helps prevent costly mistakes.

AI education is becoming essential as organizations move toward adoption. In Part 1, we break down the foundations of AI, including how AI works, the role of data, and the key concepts leaders should understand before making decisions. This episode provides context to support more informed AI strategy and implementation.

AI is being adopted at a rapid pace.

But Governance isn't keeping up, and the gap is leading to costly mistakes.

AI is moving fast, and now the government wants more control.

Trumps latest AI shift could impact how AI models are developed, tested, and released. Here's what it means for regulation and the race against China in innovation.

There's no clear playbook for how governments should be handling AI.

That's the problem.

This episode breaks down what's missing.

AI is being trained on information.

The question is whether its being shaped with wisdom. This episode explores why wisdom matters, and the 10 commandments for building it into AI.

AI is already being used in decisions around housing, hiring, and public safety.

Without oversight, those decisions can impact people in ways most don't see. We break down those risks.

Is AI code free speech, and who controls it?

Josh Janis breaks down the case that could decide how AI systems are allowed to make decisions around bias and discrimination.