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The Cracked Egg: The AI Future

The Cracked Egg: The AI Future

Paperback

Business GeneralGeneral Computers

ISBN10: 1736706934
ISBN13: 9781736706930
Publisher: Logos Ethos Pathos Publishing
Published: May 1 2026
Pages: 362
Weight: 1.07
Height: 0.75 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Morgan Templar is an author, enterprise executive, and internationally recognized voice on the future of data, AI, governance, and organizational trust.

For more than two decades, Morgan has worked at the intersection of business leadership and technology, helping organizations confront a question that has become increasingly urgent in the age of AI: How do we preserve accountability when machines can act on our behalf?

She is the author of the best-selling books Get Governed: Building World Class Data Governance Programs and A Culture of Governance. Her newest book, The Cracked Egg: The AI Future, extends that work beyond conventional governance to explore how organizations must change when AI moves from assisting people to taking action.

Recognized as a LinkedIn Top Voice in Data & Analytics, Morgan has been named among DataIQ's Top 100 Influencers in Data & AI and the Global Top 100 Innovators in Data & Analytics. She is a Certified Chief Data Officer through Carnegie Mellon University and has spent her career working across data, technology, governance, transformation, and AI in complex, highly regulated enterprises. As a senior executive for multi-billion dollar corporations she has lead programs eliminating billions of dollars in risk. She also contributes to industry initiatives advancing data management, AI governance, and responsible AI.

In The Cracked Egg, Morgan introduces the Guardian-Maker-Seeker Framework and Agentic Executable Governance (AEG), offering leaders a new operating model for governing organizations in which humans and intelligent systems increasingly work-and make decisions-together.

Early readers have called the book both a leadership challenge and a practical guide for what comes next.

Katherine Ragusa, CEO of The Advantage Co, writes: Enterprises need more than access to data; they need shared meaning, visible boundaries, defensible knowledge, and governance embedded directly into execution.

Danette McGilvray, President and Principal of Granite Falls Consulting Inc., calls it a must read for anyone leading or implementing AI, noting that Morgan's approach is a call to redesign structure (not eliminate it), tie roles to activities and strengthen accountability, trust, and innovation.

For Priya Sarathy, PhD, CDMP, AIGP, Director of the Center for Data Sciences and Analytics at Kennesaw State University, the book offers a different way to see the AI transition: AI is not a crisis to survive; it is a future to navigate.

That future is also the focus of Morgan's work on stage.

As a keynote speaker, Morgan challenges boards, executives, and data and technology leaders to look beyond the latest model or tool and confront the leadership implications of intelligent systems that can reason, decide, and act. Her talks translate complex questions about Agentic AI, governance, data, accountability, and organizational design into ideas leaders can understand-and act upon.

Her central message is simple:

The organizations that win the AI future will not simply be those with the most powerful AI. They will be the organizations whose decisions can be trusted.

Morgan speaks on AI leadership, Agentic AI, the future of governance, AI-ready organizations, data and AI strategy, and leading organizations through the transition from human-directed technology to intelligent systems capable of acting alongside us.

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