🧠 We built the machine. Now we must build the mindset that meets it.
From WALL·E’s vision of erosion through ease to Dune’s forced evolution, we’ve imagined AI as both seduction and threat.
And imagination is not just a mirror of our fears—it’s a force that shapes our leadership.
In an AI-powered world, who we become may matter more than what we build.
As the Columbia Coaching Conference approaches, I’m proud to share the first article on our new Conference blog — exploring how the predictive power of the brain, shaped by emotion and past experience, interacts with AI.
This reflection points to what may be the most essential leadership capacity of our time: Hybrid Intelligence.
A recent conversation with a Senior Banking COO added fuel to that insight. She asked, “What is the future of the apprenticeship model in the age of AI?”
✨ A special thank you to our keynote speaker, Dr.
Etienne Van Der Walt, for his framing and integrative foreword — a powerful lens that reinforces the article’s core themes. Etienne brings rare clarity as he bridges the systemic lens of neurobiology with the evolving realities of leadership in an AI-powered world.
🙏 With deep appreciation to
Dr. Terrence E. Maltbia for shaping this timely theme and leading the Columbia Coaching Conference with such purpose and vision.
And to our outstanding Conference Leadership Team for bringing this platform to life:
David Hughen, MSOD, PCC,
Dr. Rachel Fichter,
Amy Mbagwu-Bagolini,
Andrea Miller,
Dganit (Dee) Raviv, MBA,
Abhijit Bhattacharya,
Columbia Coaching Learning Association
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👇 Read the full article and join the conversation on how we learn and lead in the age of AI:
We Built the Machine. Now We Must Build the Mindset: How Emotion, Neuroscience, and AI Are Rewiring Leadership
We Built the Machine. Now We Must Build the Mindset: How Emotion, Neuroscience, and AI Are Rewiring Leadership