Catégorie : Strategy

AI adoption challenges often arise from treating AI as a simple tool rather than a behavioral transformation process. The article identifies four common pitfalls—relying on success stories (« The Lighthouse Case »), assigning AI champions, focusing solely on use cases, and deploying tools without fostering change—and contrasts them with effective strategies that emphasize behavioral shifts, likening AI…

The Olympic Museum, established by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, embodies the vision of Baron Pierre de Coubertin to merge sports, arts, and education as part of the Olympic Games. Since its official inception in 1993, the museum has evolved into a cultural hub with permanent and temporary exhibitions showcasing Olympic history,…

Claude has introduced a new feature allowing users to enhance their Claude AI assistant with world-class skills by providing specific prompts to create personalized capabilities, demonstrated in a 2-minute video where a ‘hook’ skill for generating FOMO was developed. This update, released yesterday, enables users to quickly equip Claude with valuable skills from elite experts,…

Edition #36 of « Implications » delves into the evolving landscape of data, its value, and its new forms. It explores the convergence of social, sales, and support functions into unified customer success models, challenges generative-only social apps face in retaining users, and highlights the growing importance of proprietary data graphs, portable personalization profiles, and real-time data…

Edition #12 of « Implications » addresses (1) the emergence of new laws in response to AI-powered algorithms that influence human behavior, (2) the significance of team proximity and innovative technologies for alignment in distributed environments, and (3) unexpected topics with the author’s insights. Targeted at founders, investors, colleagues, and subscribers, this monthly analysis prioritizes quality and…

The article critiques the platform mindset of tech giants like Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook, highlighting their reliance on algorithms and data-driven decisions rather than human curation. It argues that while this approach avoids gatekeeper errors, it leads to issues such as the rise of hate speech and banal content; ultimately, platforms risk becoming dull…

At Meta Connect 2025, Mark Zuckerberg emphasized that glasses, rather than phones or headsets, are the ideal device for personal superintelligence, introducing the $799 Meta Ray-Ban Display and the $499 Oakley Meta Vanguard aimed at athletes. These glasses feature advancements like a high-res display, a wristband powered by electromyography for gesture control, and voice amplification,…