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What’s Working & What’s Next in AI
AI adoption is accelerating—but turning hype into real results? That’s where most teams are still figuring things out. That’s why we brought together four leading voices in workplace strategy, productivity, and remote innovation to unpack how today’s teams are making AI work—and where things are headed next.
Expert contributors
Dr. Gleb Tsipursky
Behavioral Scientist & Hybrid Work Strategist | CEO, Disaster Avoidance Experts
Phil Kirschner
Workplace Consultant | Former McKinsey & WeWork
Nadia Harris
Founder | Remote Work Advocate
Eryn Peters
Co-founder | The AI Maturity Index
Hosted by:
Kylie Bonassi, Lead Productivity Researcher
Aubrey Nekvinda, Product Marketing Manager
What you will learn:
Panel highlights: Turning AI potential into performance
Use templates: Equip your teams with AI templates to boost effectiveness (Dr. Gleb).
Train your AI: Tailor AI tools to your business needs for maximum impact.
Clarify the business case: Always ask how AI adds measurable value—don’t just adopt it blindly.
Change management: Clearly communicate AI goals and benefits to reduce fear and resistance.
Augment vs. automate: Decide thoughtfully where AI enhances human work and where it fully automates.
Address productivity pressures: Use AI to alleviate—not compound—workload pressures.
Measuring success
Define clear AI success metrics upfront to track and report real progress.
Use AI to streamline and automate fragmented processes.
Building an AI-ready culture
Address fears: Create a safe environment to openly share AI wins and lessons.
Encourage net-new ideas. Experiment with fresh applications, such as creating client personas with AI.
Equip your people with foundational AI skills, empowering them to innovate independently.
Let your teams experiment freely, train your people, then let them bloom.
Redefining productivity
Productivity should measure effectiveness and efficiency, not just busy work.
Clearly define tasks better suited for humans versus AI.
Prioritize high-impact, strategic tasks over merely visible activity.
Focus AI adoption on areas directly impacting business growth and revenue.
Stay realistic about AI’s practical limits and genuine benefits.
Future-proofing skills and policies
Cultivate lifelong learners: Foster curiosity, experimentation, and adaptability.
Adopt a growth mindset: Encourage a culture of "I don’t know how to do that yet."
Establish enabling and empowering AI policies—clarity boosts confidence and innovation.
Why small businesses excel
Small teams adapt faster due to fewer regulations and clearer communication.
Balance top-down guidance with bottom-up innovation to effectively scale AI adoption.
Remember: AI’s real value comes from people. Build curiosity, train your teams effectively, and measure what truly matters. Automate intelligently and augment human capabilities wisely. Keep AI human-centered—real, impactful, and specialized. Treat AI as a coach, not a replacement.