InThoughts on quotesbyIulia Georgescu·Oct 28The invariants of physics researchWhat makes a physicist in the age of AIA response icon25A response icon25
Valérie Bécaert·Oct 14Who owns what your AI agents learn?In my last post, I argued that the organizations that pull ahead will be the ones that understand themselves best. That leaves an obvious…
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Stan Garfield·Oct 10The KM Mentor, Part 8: Top Knowledge Management Trends 2026Originally posted 08-Oct-26A response icon1A response icon1
Christopher Blanco·Sep 26Skills are hard. (Part 2)I’ve interviewed a lot of engineers.A response icon4A response icon4
Christopher Blanco·Sep 12Skills are hard.The last year has been a hard one.A response icon1A response icon1
abbegail lopez·Sep 10The Lost Knowledge: A Cybersecurity and Knowledge Management ChallengeYuSiP University recently enhanced its digital protection framework following repeated security threats, yet it continued to operate…
Ted Spickler·Sep 10AI shows great promise but it cannot replicateTacit KnowledgeThe human brain has a special feature within its wet natural intelligence hopelessly unknown to dead computer chips. That capability is…
CognycopIA Nexhowl - Estúdio Laboratório·Aug 30Show, Don’t Just AskAI Is Beginning to Learn from What We Actually Do
Samih Yedievli·Aug 22The One-Minute InterventionWhy organizations can account for everything except what actually saved them
