AI

Pedal, Wheel, Handbrake: Three Conversations Every AI Strategy Needs

by Jamie Flinchbaugh on 05-19-26

Most companies assume they are behind the competition when it comes to having a well-articulated AI strategy. They might be surprised to learn that they aren’t. While there is a flurry of activity, that is not a reflection of clarity or direction. While this isn’t a framework for building your

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The Appearance of Wisdom: What Can Plato Teach Us About AI?

by Jamie Flinchbaugh on 03-17-26

Plato may be an unusual person to turn to for a perspective on AI. In trying to predict where AI goes and what it means for work, for learning, and even for humanity, we look to the history of technological adoption. The internet is the most common reference point, mostly

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Smart Idiots and Brave Thinkers: Rethinking Critical Thinking

by Jamie Flinchbaugh on 01-06-26

Is courage the missing ingredient for successful critical thinking, and why is critical thinking still one of the most critical skills for every human? As we start to explore critical thinking, it’s a term that’s thrown around as loosely as leadership or integrity, but it is very much worth examining

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A primer on AI and Problem Solving

by Jamie Flinchbaugh on 11-18-25

AI should never replace problem-solving, as problem-solving is a truly human skill, or a combination of skills, that is an act of discovery. However, AI can act as a great co-intelligence, helping us broaden our perspective, challenge our logic, or simply get unstuck when our wheels are spinning. In this

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