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The first AI adoption gap may not be inside the workforce. It may be inside the leadership team responsible for directing the transformation. Executives can understand AI intellectually while remaining practically distant from how it changes real work. That makes it difficult to identify the right opportunities, prioritise workflows or model what effective AI use should look like. Discover why enterprise AI transformation must begin with hands-on executive competency.

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AI gives organisations two very different paths. One focuses on removing work—and eventually people. The other helps employees use AI to improve the quality, speed and scope of what they can accomplish. Mindstone CEO Joshua Wöhle joined BBC Business Today to explain why the future of work will depend on whether leaders prioritise automation alone or invest in human augmentation.

The same AI technology can produce completely different workforce outcomes. Some organisations respond by reducing roles. Others reskill employees and move them into more valuable work. AI does not dictate which path a company takes. Leadership does. Watch Joshua Wöhle discuss how organisations can use AI to strengthen their workforce rather than treating job reduction as the default strategy.

The next competitive advantage in AI may not belong to the company that buys the most technology. It may belong to the company whose people know how to use it most effectively. Tools become more accessible. Models improve. Infrastructure can be copied. A workforce capable of applying AI to real business problems is much harder to replicate. Watch Joshua Wöhle explain why human capability is central to enterprise AI value.

Many organisations have invested heavily in AI tools, models and infrastructure. But the technology does not adopt itself. Without an equivalent investment in helping people understand how to apply AI to real work, expensive tools remain underused and measurable returns remain out of reach. Mindstone CEO Joshua Wöhle joined CNN’s Quest Means Business to discuss the capability gap behind stalled enterprise AI ROI.