AI and the Evolution of Technology: Where Artificial Intelligence Really Lands

Описание: Artificial intelligence is no longer a future capability. It is already embedded in how organisations operate, decide, invest, and govern.
This video introduces a new podcast series and a living white paper examining where artificial intelligence really lands in 2026. The focus is not on tools or trends, but on context — how AI emerged from decades of technology decisions around data, automation, scale, and efficiency, and why those earlier choices now matter more than ever.
This work is not personal opinion and it is not AI-generated commentary. It is grounded in published academic and doctoral research, established consultancy analysis, and decades of real-world technology delivery across enterprise and public-sector systems, from the internet boom and early platform failures through to modern AI-driven architectures.
The work explores how Business Intelligence systems and dashboards moved technology closer to decision-making, how AI now occupies that same position with greater influence and dependency, and how responsibility and accountability must remain human as AI becomes infrastructure rather than just a tool.
This matters to everyone — including people working in AI, decision-makers, educators, healthcare professionals, public services, investors, and neurodiverse communities — because AI increasingly shapes outcomes that affect everyday life.
The accompanying white paper is being developed as a working draft and will evolve over time. AI is moving too quickly for static conclusions, and informed decisions require experience, evidence, and governance, not speed alone.
Podcast Episode One:
AI and the Evolution of Technology: Where Artificial Intelligence Really Lands
White paper (working draft):
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kaldee...
Podcast link:
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