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Open original source ↗Every institution has always run at the speed of its people. Boards, funds, governments... they moved as fast as humans could talk, argue and vote.
That ceiling is starting to come off.
Abu Dhabi is running AI on its investment committees. Corporations are using it in boardrooms. The logic is always the same... it's faster, it sees more, and it doesn't bring emotion into the decision.
Governments will hold out longest. They always do. But they'll follow, because anyone competing against an institution that runs on AI, without one of their own, simply loses.
The machines already have a seat at the table in everything but name. So the real question is what happens when we give them one for real.
None of this is future tense anymore. This is the Exponential Age… the world reorganising faster than we can process it. AI moving from tool to participant is just the start. The real question isn't whether it's coming, it's how you prepare for it.
I wrote the full piece this week
https://t.co/NIRtORBQdt
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