Organisations keep turning yesterday's judgement into today's procedures, but risk hollowing out the very conditions that produce judgement in the first place. Using AI governance as a live example, this piece asks where tomorrow's wisdom will actually come from.
The most valuable capability in an AI-rich world is not access to knowledge, but the ability to develop and exercise judgement.
Mentors, coaches, communities and orchestrated agents are all different mechanisms for building judgement, trust and capability at scale.
Sharing is a key factor for adoption and enablement success. We can consider this both internally within our movement, and externally out into to the wider organisation, and beyond! In this post we’ll explore what this can mean for each of our movement steps.
Every organisation sits on a fork: keep investing in the loop that renews judgement, or let it quietly lapse because sustaining it costs more than letting it go. This final piece in the series sets out the four habits of a Frontier Capability Organisation, and introduces EYW and the free public J01 pack as the first practical steps.