Editorial
Strategic foresight, explainable AI, and how living intelligence changes the way decisions get made.
Three civilizational ruptures — personal computer, internet, and AI — each removed a barrier between the human being and the World. But when the final barrier falls, a stranger question opens: who, in fact, is using whom?
AI per unit is cheaper than ever, but total costs are rising as autonomous agents consume most tokens. Adoption is lagging capabilities — here's a data-driven look at where AI is heading and four plausible futures.
A late product generates 33% lower profit over five years. Time to Innovation measures the organizational capability to turn opportunity into outcome — and data shows fast innovators are 18x more likely to be disruptive in their industry.
A Czech bank is approving an AI project right now. It will be finished in 2027. The problem: nobody in that room knows what AI will look like in two years. This is the Obsolescence Trap — and it's closing faster than ever.
Why betting on a single future is the riskiest strategy you can choose today. Companies working with multiple scenarios are 33% more profitable — yet only one in five does it.
