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Writer's pictureCarmel Fisher

Leadership in the age of AI

Updated: Jul 26, 2023

Mindset shifts and preparing for change.



Prepare to pivot and grow your leadership skills in the age of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era.


In addition to managing the very real need to instigate and lead the inevitable growth trajectory to advancing businesses, departments and teams to include the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), leaders are tasked with managing the emotional and psychological impact that this change brings on their Human Resources.


More than learning about the best use-cases of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deploying those within their own fields, leaders must also strategize how they will implement the technologies that, to some degree, will replace the tasks that existing employees have espoused in their day-to-day. Considering things like timing, phased approaches, employee involvement and openness to collaborating on restructuring their roles will all play a major role in how compassionately AI roles out.


And as a leader, in the age of AI, human traits like empathy and interpersonal skills like reading a room, are what will set you above the rest.


There will be casualties and this will require heightened emotional intelligence to mentor them through the changes.



"AI is not going to replace managers but managers that use AI will replace those that do not." - Rob Thomas, IBM


These Leadership Focus Areas will help you Crush this transition


  • Embrace a culture of learning and experimentation

  • Focus on the humans

  • Become a data-driven leader

  • Foster deeper collaboration and teamwork

  • Be ethical and transparent


Closing thoughts....


AI is here to stay, and as long as people are reproducing, so are humans. Great leaders will be on a constant journey of evolution and learning as they embark on new ways to amalgamate the two for a new world of human-led AI.




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