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inside the work.
Notes from the rooms and the jobs: what owners told us, what we built, and what it taught us. Each with its date and where it came from.
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- Our room of 16, Bengaluru2 min readWhat 16 mobility leaders told us about AI13 of 16 mobility leaders said their people don't know how to use AI, and 12 of 16 worry about privacy. Fewer than one in five use it on mobility work today.
- Our workshop, Bengaluru2 min readAsk about the job, not about AIA room of mobility leaders described AI agents for their own work in one session, by answering four plain questions. What that showed, and what it did not.
- From the work itself3 min readThe problem every owner learns to live withEvery business has one job that is always late, and after a while nobody sees it. That job is where AI earns its keep, and it is rarely where companies start.
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