From AI Agents to AI Teams
Last year was the year of AI agents.
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Short reflections on AI, leadership, trust, and what it takes to turn technology into real capability.
Last year was the year of AI agents.
Read →As Ramadan moves into its final days, I keep noticing an interesting contrast with the way we build technology.
Read →But Are We Actually Understanding More?
Read →A polished answer is not the same as a true one.
Read →Every week there is a new model. A new tool. A new breakthrough. A new reason to feel behind.
Read →AI is not just evolving. It is accelerating.
Read →We talk a lot about optimizing AI.
Read →When I showed this image during my keynoye, people thought I was talking about a movie.
Read →Start asking it to think with you.
Read →It’s control, through memory.
Read →It’s human incentives.
Read →There is a subtle but critical mistake in how many organisations talk about AI. We say AI is becoming autonomous.
Read →When you misname systems, you misplace trust. And then you build workflows that no one can truly own when they fail.
Read →A proud moment, earned with discipline and belief.
Read →What if content is no longer written, translated, tested, and optimised by people? What if this shift is already happening, quietly, inside real teams?
Read →Google’s recent work on Nested Learning caught my attention this week. It’s one of the few developments that genuinely feels like a shift in the foundations of how AI systems might evolve.
Read →A new audio demo just dropped, showing how natural the conversations can sound. Would you trust a voice like this to speak to your leads?
Read →Something subtle is happening in AI and entrepreneurship.
Read →More parameters, more capability. More compute, more intelligence.
Read →GPT-5.2 just launched, and the headline writes itself: “the smartest generally available AI model in the world.”
Read →“If you send enough messages, something will eventually work.”
Read →Across industries I see the same pattern: more tools, more workflows, more dashboards, more “productivity”… and somehow, less clarity and less space to think.
Read →New models, new assistants, new creative tools, new reasoning systems.
Read →Then life arrives with its own lessons and suddenly the simplicity disappears. This visual reminded me of something I have seen again and again in both work and personal life. Not every connection car
Read →From time to time, a piece of research surfaces that doesn’t compete for attention, yet quietly reshapes the way we think about intelligence itself.
Read →As moderator and speaker, I had the privilege to exchange ideas with some of the region’s most inspiring leaders as Hamid Bentahar, Rania Farmawi, Gilles Devendeville, Bouchra TAIBI, Othmane Ibn Ghaza
Read →Too often, I hear leaders say: “We need AI. Now.” But when I ask “For what purpose?” the room goes quiet.
Read →Ik mocht vandaag op de Radio 1 in het programma 1Vandaag, mijn visie delen over de lancering van Allam (Arabic Large Language Model) – de nieuwe chatbot van het Saoedische bedrijf Humain. Daarnaast ve
Read →We’ve officially crossed into strange territory.
Read →A Much-Needed Change to Simplify AI Access
Read →Vanuit de prestigieuze studio van Dahbi Group in het prachtige Tanger, smaakte dit gesprek naar meer. We hebben uitgebreid gesproken over AI en de impact ervan op de samenleving, met speciale aandacht
Read →The workshops were particularly enlightening, delving deep into artificial intelligence applications and innovative urban development strategies.
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