Anand Abhishek.
Deep dives

Research-backed essays on AI adoption

Each essay takes one conviction apart: the evidence for it, the evidence against it, and what a leadership team should do on Monday.

  1. AI-native, or not at all

    AI earns its money by removing the handoffs between teams. Bolt it onto one step of an unchanged chain, and the organisation ends up blaming the model for a failure of design.

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  2. Businesses are graphs, not lines

    Price moves demand, demand moves inventory, inventory moves cash. Automate the process as it is drawn on the slide and you make the old mistakes faster.

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  3. There is no half-hearted AI

    Data, pipelines, models and adoption multiply each other. Four layers that are each good enough compound into a result nobody trusts.

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