Future of Work: 21 Samurai Rules for the AI Age
In 1645 a samurai boiled his life down to twenty-one lines. Three hundred and eighty years later, about ten of them answer the question of AI at work better than any webinar.
In 1645 a samurai boiled his life down to twenty-one lines. Three hundred and eighty years later, about ten of them answer the question of AI at work better than any webinar.
A rural New York school district is deploying a €50,000 humanoid robot in its science classes. Behind the spectacular object lies an adoption problem I see in nine organisations out of ten: they buy before they communicate.
Imagine the scene. You apply for a job. A chatbot welcomes you to the company’s website. From 2 August 2026, it will have to inform
Exhaustive code review may have become the new administrative work of software developers. The traditional reasoning sounds impeccable. Artificial intelligence generates the code. A human
The developer typing code is already a stock image For years, we imagined the software engineer as a solitary figure in front of a screen.
The day Berkeley looked in the mirror The degree has just met its natural predator: the “Generate” button. At Berkeley, one of the world’s symbolic
What if the utopia was not universal basic income, but the company without humans? On one side, some people want to tax artificial intelligence. Tax
Two scenes, one signal In Tokyo, a robot lifts a suitcase. In Pujaut, another one enters the vineyards. Two images. Two continents. Two economies. Two
Hiring alone will not save industry. Public debate loves reassuring solutions. Attract more candidates, open more training programs, improve employer branding, streamline sourcing, and then
For months, we were sold the same disaster movie. AI arrives.Jobs collapse.Humans watch the machine steal their chair. Except the story is subtler. And much
Jugaad is not an absurdity. It is a strategic lesson. When people hear the word Jugaad, many still picture a kind of improvised patchwork, a