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Tech Leaders in the Age of AI: The Fading Tech Leaders

Tech Leaders in the Age of AI: The Fading Tech Leaders

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ISBN13: 9798170880973
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 314
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
What Gets Replaced First by AI Isn't the Frontline - It's the Leader

Before the practical work of writing code or preparing materials, it is the core work of leadership itself - synthesizing information, making decisions, crafting strategy - that turns out to be AI's natural strength. An author who has watched the frontier of technology for over thirty years confronts this uncomfortable paradox head-on.

The author is no mere commentator but a practitioner - having stepped down as Japan Head of Build by McKinsey, he is now personally running a solo-CEO-plus-AI operation, commanding multiple AIs at once. This book is that insider's record of hard-won practical knowledge.

From how many people you manage to how many AIs you command - a theory of leadership forged in the trenches of Japan's leading tech companies and global firms, from launching PlayStation to running the Japan operations of a foreign firm.

Answering the question So what remains? - reframing AI not as a threat but as a partner in creation, the book presents, through a trinity of science, technology, and business thinking, a new vision of leadership emerging beyond the leader who is disappearing.

In discussions of generative AI displacing jobs, the subject has so far always been the frontline worker. But gathering information for a meeting, weighing options, and rendering judgment

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