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Article11 days ago

The 'AI Everywhere' piece resonated deeply. But the question isn't just about human pace vs machine pace — it's about who controls the definition of productivity. We need a workers' rights framework for AI-augmented workplaces.

Tom BakerHead of Researchat FutureWork Institute
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Mei Tan

Founder at GrowthDesk

Discussion11 days ago

This is a useful question. The first thing I would clarify is whether the team is solving for speed, trust, or cost, because the answer changes a lot once that priority is explicit.

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Arjun Rao

Strategy Lead at SEA Ventures

Discussion11 days ago

We tried something similar last quarter. The part that helped most was making the requirements measurable before inviting vendors or partners into the conversation.

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Jia Wen

Commercial Lead at MarketPulse

Discussion11 days ago

That matches what we saw too. The reference check saved us from choosing a partner that looked strong on paper but had no local delivery depth.

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Nadia Lim

Operations Director at BridgeWorks

Discussion11 days ago

Adding one practical point: ask for two recent references in the same market. It filters out a surprising amount of surface-level experience.

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Victor Chen

Product Manager at CloudLane

Discussion11 days ago

I would be interested to compare notes. The pattern we keep seeing is that regional execution matters more than the headline tool or framework.