🔒 Technology serves, it doesn’t rule – De Cremer’s lesson
Should leaders know about AI? Yes, but they shouldn’t reach for its help thoughtlessly – argues David De Cremer in The AI-Savvy Leader. 9 Ways to Take Back Control and Make AI Work.
This is a book that promises a practical approach to management in the technology era, but it doesn’t turn the subject upside down. In just over 200 pages, it manages to fit a solid, approachably written guide that doesn’t tire you with technical jargon.
De Cremer, a respected management professor with extensive experience in implementing modern technologies, tries to define who an “AI-Savvy Leader” is — an aware leader who is capable of not just seeing AI’s potential, but also leveraging it in a balanced way. The author suggests 9 key principles that can help regain control over technology and make it work to the organization’s advantage.
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