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Inflexion Point · July 21 · 32 min

Rethinking AI as a superhuman, not software, with Greg Nieuwenhuys

Artificial intelligence will decide which businesses thrive over the next decade and which get left behind. But the biggest barrier is not the technology. It is people, culture, and leaders who have not yet seen what it can really do. 🤖 In this episode, Greg Nieuwenhuys, chair of Inflexion portfolio company Nodor and senior partner at AI advisory firm WAIMAKERS, joins Inflexion's Alex Mathers and host Tim Smallbone to explore what it takes to make AI stick in a business: why adoption has to be owned by the CEO, why the prize is reimagining your value proposition rather than cutting costs, and why human skills matter more than ever. 🧠

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Artificial intelligence will decide which businesses thrive over the next decade and which get left behind. But the biggest barrier is not the technology. It is people, culture, and leaders who have not yet seen what it can really do. 🤖

In this episode, Greg Nieuwenhuys, chair of Inflexion portfolio company Nodor and senior partner at AI advisory firm WAIMAKERS, joins Inflexion's Alex Mathers and host Tim Smallbone to explore what it takes to make AI stick in a business: why adoption has to be owned by the CEO, why the prize is reimagining your value proposition rather than cutting costs, and why human skills matter more than ever. 🧠

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