Bahar Selman, PCC

You look successful on paper.

Senior title. Strong salary.
Respect inside your company.

But your career is more fragile than it looks.
AI is compressing senior roles.
Restructuring doesn’t care about loyalty.
And your 15–25 years of expertise is invisible outside your employer.

If corporate ended tomorrow, most leaders at your level have:
• No external personal brand
• No consulting or advisory options
• No income diversification
• No real Plan B

That’s not a talent problem.
It’s a career longevity problem.

Career longevity isn’t about staying in one job longer.
It’s about staying relevant, visible, and in demand across decades—
regardless of age, AI disruption, or employer dependency.

That’s where career autonomy comes in.

Career autonomy means:
• Your expertise is portable
• Your reputation exists outside one company
• You have options before you need them
• One corporate decision can’t derail your future

I work with senior corporate leaders (Directors, VPs, C-suite) who:
• Have built impressive careers inside multinationals
• Feel the growing risk of invisibility and replaceability
• Want to protect their income, identity, and legacy
• Need a strategic way to build visibility without harming their corporate role

This is not about quitting your job.
And it’s definitely not about becoming an “online influencer.”

It’s about strategic positioning.

I spent over 15 years inside global corporations, building brands, leading teams, and operating at senior levels.

I’ve seen firsthand how quickly:
• Roles disappear
• Experience gets discounted
• High performers become “too expensive”
• Loyal leaders get caught unprepared

Since then, I’ve worked with 500+ senior professionals to help them:
• Turn corporate experience into visible authority
• Build reputation-safe personal brands
• Create consulting, advisory, and portfolio options
• Design exit strategies on their own terms

Through The Career Autonomy Blueprint™, I help experienced leaders:
• Clarify their next chapter
• Position their expertise for the external market
• Build LinkedIn visibility that attracts opportunities
• Create a strategic safety net before they’re forced to use it

The outcome isn’t noise or vanity metrics.

The outcome is power:
• Options
• Confidence
• Leverage
• Control over your future

If you’re still employed but quietly thinking:
“Something needs to change but I don’t know where to start”
You’re exactly who this work is for.

DM me on LinkedIn or email info@baharselman.com when you’re ready to explore your options

Consultant

Bahar Selman

I might lose friends over this, but:

Staying in one company for 15+ years is career suicide in 2026.

Here’s why I’m willing to bet my reputation on it:

Because loyalty doesn’t protect you anymore.

AI eliminates roles. Restructuring is constant. And the longer you stay invisible in one company, the harder it is to pivot when you’re forced to.

I’m not saying quit your job.

I’m saying build Career Autonomy WHILE you’re employed.

So when the time comes—and it will—you have options.


Do you have options? Or are you hoping loyalty will save you?

Bahar Selman,PCC

Career Longevity & Personal Branding Strategist for Senior Corporate Leaders │ Executive Coach │ Corporate Trainer │ Corporate Workshops & Keynotes @ Uphuman │ Ex–Diageo, Danone, Red Bull

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By 2027, “having a good resume” will be obsolete.

The people who win will be those who master personal branding today.

Because AI can write resumes.

But AI can’t build trust, credibility, and relationships.

Are you still relying on your resume to get your next role?

Or are you building a personal brand that makes recruiters come to you?


The choice is yours. But 2027 is closer than you think.

I made the same mistake at the peak of my corporate career.

I thought a strong results, and internal credibility
meant I was safe.

I thought staying quiet was “professional.”
That visibility was risky.
That loyalty would be rewarded.

Then I watched restructurings wipe out people with 20+ years of experience.
AI accelerate faster than job titles.
And brilliant leaders become “redundant” overnight.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
Invisibility feels safe until it becomes your biggest risk.

Most leaders hit by restructuring aren’t weak performers.
They’re strong operators with zero external positioning.

Inside the company: respected.
Outside the company: unknown.

And if your value disappears the moment your corporate email does,
that’s not stability.

That’s fragility.

The leaders who will survive what’s coming
aren’t louder, younger, or trendier.

They’re visible before they need to be.

Sit with that.
Then rethink how you’re positioning yourselfwhile you still have the choice.

Most people ignore “feeling invisible at work.”

They think: “It’s fine. I’m still getting my paycheck.”

But in 6 months, that turns into:

	•	Being passed over for promotions
	•	Being “too expensive” during restructuring
	•	Being eliminated because “no one knows what you do”

Are you ignoring it?

Because the cost of staying invisible is higher than the cost of building visibility.


When was the last time someone outside your company asked for your expertise?

5 signs your current career strategy is a ticking time bomb:

	1.	You haven’t updated your LinkedIn in 6+ months
	2.	No one outside your company knows what you do
	3.	You’re waiting for “the right time” to build your personal brand
	4.	You think loyalty will protect you from restructuring
	5.	You have no Plan B if your job ends tomorrow

If you see #3, stop what you’re doing immediately.

Because “the right time” never comes.

The right time is NOW. While you still have leverage.


How many of these apply to you?

Let me guess.
You're reading this because part of you is thinking, "This sounds great, Bahar. But is it too late for me?"

You're in your mid-40s/50s. Everyone else started years ago. Haven't you missed your window?

Here's what I want you to know.

You haven't missed your window. 
You've been building credibility while others have been building followers. Now it's time to combine both.

Your 15-25 years of experience is not a liability. 
It's your unfair advantage.
But only if people know you exist.

That's the difference between professionals who thrive and professionals who survive. 

Between those who have options and those who feel trapped.

The best time to build your brand was 5 years ago. 
The second best time is NOW.

Because every week you wait, your expertise becomes less relevant. 
Not because you're getting older. 
But because the market is moving forward without you.

It’s About Not Putting Your Head in the Sand.
One line in this conversation stopped me cold.

Jamie Dimon doesn’t dramatize AI.
He doesn’t soften it either.
He says it plainly:
“Don’t put your head in the sand.”
That sentence alone is a career warning.

Because when asked whether AI will wipe out jobs, he doesn’t hedge:
“Will it eliminate jobs? Yes.
 Will it change jobs? Yes.
 Will it add some jobs? Probably.”

This isn’t panic.
This is realism.

And then comes the line every professional should sit with:
“You can hope for the world you want, but you’re going to get the world you got.”

Hope is not an employability strategy.
What matters now is how fast change happens, and whether people are ready for it.

Dimon makes a critical distinction most career conversations miss:
The danger isn’t AI itself — it’s speed without preparation.
“If it goes too fast for society… that’s where government and business need to step in together.”

Retraining.
Relocation.
Income support.
Phasing change instead of detonating it.

His example is blunt:
“You can’t lay off two million truckers tomorrow.
 You phase it in. You retrain.”

Now zoom out and make this personal.
This is no longer just a policy issue.
It’s a career design issue.

Because a few minutes later, he’s asked the question everyone avoids:
“In five years’ time, will JP Morgan have fewer employees than it has now?”

His answer:
“My guess is there’ll be fewer employees.”
Not no employees.
Fewer.

Which means employability is shifting from:
role ownership → value ownership
job security → skill mobility
experience alone → adaptable relevance

AI won’t replace professionals.
It will replace professionals who can’t clearly explain why they still matter.

Career longevity now belongs to those who:
Reposition early
Learn continuously
And stop waiting for certainty before acting

Because as Dimon puts it:
“You’re not going to slow it down.”

The question is not if your work changes.
It’s whether you change before the market decides for you.

Founder, The Career Accelerator I Strategy & Leadership in the AI Age I 1000+ trained and coached I 10M+ Views I Follow for daily strategies to advance your career with AI

AI is changing 99% of businesses.

But AI without critical thinking is a Ferrari without a driver.

Most teams have ChatGPT and Copilot. They ship faster emails, basic summaries, and generic content.

The top 1% use AI to solve strategic problems.

MY APPROACH

Critical Thinking + AI as one integrated skill.

Not just prompts. Strategic thinking with AI to drive real decisions.

WHAT I DO

AI Strategy Consulting for leaders and teams:

- Develop comprehensive AI strategies tied to business outcomes
- Find and rigorously assess high‑impact AI use cases
- Conduct AI readiness audits across people, process, data, and tech
- Implement AI solutions from prototype to production
- Train teams in AI and critical thinking so they become AI‑empowered power users

Some testimonials from my signature AI & Critical Thinking Training:

“Alexander has crafted a truly innovative training program… empowering consultants to tackle complex challenges with confidence… I highly recommend his training.”
- Rainer Große, Principal & Learning Hub Lead, Allianz Consulting

“The AI component was a highlight—it improved my productivity and performance… I became the go‑to person for AI‑based problem‑solving.”
- Christian Sting, Senior IT Project Manager, ProSiebenSat.1 Media

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Gentle reminder:
“Off Track” is just a story we tell ourselves.
Rerouting isn’t failure.

It’s progress…with a plot twist.

As 2026 starts, remember:

Keep moving.
Reflect.
Learn.
Keep moving.

AI Strategy Advisor I Trainer, Coach & Speaker I AI + Critical Thinking I 2000+ trained | Founder of AI Empowered Leaders

If your company does anything with AI,
you must know ISO42001.

Not because it’s trendy.
Because of the EU AI Act.

In simple words:
EU AI Act = the rules of the game
ISO 42001 = your operating system to play it

The AI Act answers one question:
“Does this AI system meet legal requirements?”

ISO 42001 answers a different one:
“Does this organization have control over how it uses AI?”

That gap is where most companies are exposed.

The AI Act tells you WHAT you must do:

• classify AI by risk
• ensure human oversight
• prove compliance when asked
• manage data, models, documentation

ISO 42001 gives you the HOW:

• clear AI governance
• roles and accountability
• structured risk management
• controls, audits, escalation paths
• continuous improvement

ISO 42001 does not make you AI-Act compliant by default,
But without it you’re managing AI with
ad-hoc decisions, slides, and good intentions.

That’s risky.

Especially if:

• you have multiple AI use cases
• you operate across teams or countries
• you sell B2B and face audits or RFPs
• you already run ISO 9001 or 27001

In short:
The EU AI Act protects society.
ISO 42001 protects your company.

If AI touches your business, governance is no longer optional.

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The future of automation isn't drag-and-drop.
It's plain language.

I just built a Reddit news scraper:
complete with AI-analyzed posts and auto-generated infographics in minutes.

No nodes.
No workflows.
No code.

Just plain English instructions to Google's Anti-Gravity platform.

Here's what's changing:

The Old Way: Manual Configuration
• You design every step.
• You connect every node.
• You debug every failure.

The New Way: Agentic Workflows
• You describe what you want.
• The AI figures out how to build it.
• The system debugs itself.

This is the shift from "automation" to "autonomy."
It works with the DOE Framework in 3 layers:

1. Directive — You state the goal in plain language
2. Orchestration — AI breaks it into logical steps
3. Execution — The system runs and self-corrects

Think of it as:

• Strategy consultant (understands intent)
• Project manager (organizes tasks)
• Execution team (does the work)

All automated.

→ Most people don't fail at automation because they lack ideas.
They fail because execution is too hard.

Remove the technical barrier, and you unlock:

• Faster iteration
• More experimentation
• Less time stuck in troubleshooting

I'm skeptical of hype.
But watching AI read documentation, write code, and fix its own mistakes?
That's not flashy. That's functional.

If you could describe any workflow in plain language and have it built for you...
What would you automate first?
⬇️ Let me know in the comments

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School never taught you HOW to think.

Yet today with AI,
critical thinking is the most overlooked skill.

Socrates figured this skill out 2,400 years ago.

His rules still beat most leadership meetings today.

Seven questions.
No frameworks.
No slides.
Just discipline.

1. Question assumptions
“Why do we believe this?”
→ Every claim rests on something unproven.

2. Demand evidence
“Can you show an example?”
→ Opinions sound smart until facts enter the room.

3. Spot contradictions
“Does this conflict with what we already know?”
If it doesn’t hold together, it won’t hold up.

4. Define terms
“What do we actually mean by this?”
→ Most arguments are definition failures.

5. Test consequences
“What happens if we act on this?”
→ Good ideas survive contact with reality.

6. Consider alternatives
“What would a smart critic say?”
→ Blind spots love consensus.

7. Doubt the obvious
“What if this isn’t true?”
→ The riskiest beliefs are the ones no one questions.

AI didn’t make critical thinking obsolete.
It made it non-optional.

Speed without judgment
just gets you to the wrong answer faster.

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ChatGPT is just the tip of the iceberg.

Most companies never look below the surface.
And that’s why they’re not building real advantage.

1. Above the surface

Chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot.
Nice demos. Low cost. Everyone has access.
→ Useful? Yes. Differentiating? No.

2. Shallow waters

Automation tools.
Zapier, Make, Power Automate.
Quick efficiency wins. Faster emails. Cleaner workflows.
→ Good hygiene, but still easy to copy.

3. Mid-depth

This is where things get interesting.
Custom agents. RAG systems. Orchestration.
AI connected to your data, your processes, your decisions.
→ Now AI starts to reflect how your business actually thinks.

4. Deep waters

Enterprise AI systems.
Proprietary data. Custom tools. Governance, monitoring, evaluation.
This is where strategy meets engineering.
→ This is where markets are shaped, not followed.

Most AI conversations stop at prompts.
Serious value starts with strategic thinking + system design.

The future isn’t built at the surface.
It’s built below it.

At what level is you company?
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“AI is transforming our business. We don’t need people.”

If you’re a leader feeling pressure to “cut costs with AI,”
pay attention:

55% of employers who cut jobs for AI now regret it!
(Forrester)

Because the reality looks like this:

→ AI struggles with multi-step work
→ Humans get buried in QA, rework, and cleanup
→ Companies pay premiums to hire back the talent they just cut

Google’s 2025 AI hiring tells the story:

→ ~20% are boomerang employees.
→ They’re bringing back experienced engineers.

AI didn’t replace judgment.
It replaced the first draft.

The pattern keeps repeating:

→ mandate AI for everything
→ cut headcount: “AI will handle it”
→ celebrate savings on earnings calls
→ people spend hours fixing what the bots broke

…and then: quiet rehiring

We’ve seen versions of this play out across the market:

• Canva pushed writers toward AI, cut roles, and work shifted into more error‑checking, cleanup, and redistribution across teams

• Salesforce rolled out Agentforce, cut thousands, then had to redirect people to handle quality issues and hallucinations

• Klarna leaned hard into AI for support; trust took a hit, and humans were pulled back in

Not isolated. Structural.

→ 76% of enterprises still need humans to catch AI hallucinations
→ 39% of AI bots needed emergency fixes in 2024
→ 80% of AI projects fail because the data is a mess

What to do instead:

→ Make judgment a skill you develop
→ Don’t try to automate lived experience
→ Measure quality improved not volume generated
→ Invest in upskilling instead of whiplash hiring and layoffs
→ Train AI together with critical thinking and problem-solving, not as a standalone tool

The problem isn’t AI.
It’s leadership treating “efficiency” like the only metric that matters.

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The most successful people I observe,
focus more on giving, not taking.

And it’s not just a feel-good idea. It’s a real advantage.

Genuine generosity:

• Builds trust faster than any resume
• Creates stronger relationships
• Brings a calm confidence when things get chaotic

The funny part?

When you give without keeping score, the “selfish” upside shows up anyway.

Kindness at work isn’t just nice. It’s strategic.

3 ways it helps you:

1. Trust becomes your currency

• Small helpful moments add up
• People remember who showed up
• Your reputation travels when you’re not in the room

2. Your network compounds

• Today’s peers are tomorrow’s decision-makers
• The relationships you invest in early matter
• Tiny favors can turn into lifelong allies

3. You grow faster

• Teaching forces clarity
• Mentoring builds leadership
• Thoughtful feedback sharpens communication

Best part: you rarely know which moment will matter most.

The person you helped today might be the person who opens a door later.

The most successful people I know — the ones who are both happy and successful — are usually the most generous.

Do you agree?
⬇️ Let me know in the comments

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The 3 reasons why most AI projects die.
(Here's how to make sure yours doesn't)

Only 25% of AI projects deliver their expected ROI.
Even worse? Just 16% scale enterprise-wide.

The pattern is familiar:

•  Big launch energy
•  Promising pilot results
•  Then… silence

It's the corporate version of a New Year's resolution.

3 reasons that kill most AI projects:

1. The Technology Trap

Teams fall in love with the model before defining the problem.
They build impressive demos that solve nothing important.

→ The fix:

•  Start with the business problem, not the algorithm.
•  Define success metrics before writing a single line of code.
•  Ask: "What decision will this help us make better?"
•  If you can't answer clearly, stop.

2. The Stakeholder Desert

You can't build AI in a vacuum.
Yet most teams try.
They work in isolation, then wonder why nobody adopts their solution.

→ The fix:
Secure buy-in early. Speak the language of your stakeholders:

•Finance cares about cost reduction.
•Operations cares about efficiency.
•Sales cares about revenue.

Technical excellence means nothing if stakeholders don't see value in their terms.

3. The Deployment Blindspot

The biggest mistake?
Treating deployment as an afterthought.
Teams celebrate when the model works in a notebook.

They forget the model needs to:
• Integrate with existing systems
• Run reliably at scale
• Be monitored for drift
• Actually get used by humans

→ The fix:

• Plan deployment from day one.
• Build monitoring into your roadmap.
• Track model performance in production.
• Measure business impact repeatedly, not just once.

The returns often grow exponentially as you scale.
But you'll only see them if you're measuring.

The Pattern That Works:

1. Start with a clear business problem 
2. Define success metrics upfront 
3. Secure stakeholder alignment early 
4. Plan deployment before building 
5. Monitor and measure continuously

AI projects don't fail because of bad technology.
They fail because of bad planning.
Don't add yours to it.

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Here is some shameless self-promotion.

AI is changing everything.
And companies are finally waking up.

It’s a messy mix of hype, fear, and real opportunity.

So what do companies do in moments like this?
They hire consultants.
Fair enough.
You DO want experts when the stakes (and costs) are high.

The big consulting firms are printing money right now with AI work.
We’re talking billions. Every year.

But here is the catch:

The big-firm model works like this:

→ On the bill: Partners and Senior Managers.
→ Smart. Polished. Expensive.
→ They’ll join a few key meetings and say important-sounding things.

But who actually does the work?
→ The juniors.
→ All of it.

Here’s where I’m different.

I’m the one on the bill.
And I’m the one who actually does the work.

Years of experience in transformation conuslting.
Running teams and taskforces.
Advising executives.
Plus deep AI expertise.

→ So my clients get faster + better results.
With less noise.
At a fair price.

What they appreciate most:

• Finding and evaluating real AI use cases
• AI readiness assessments (Data, people, processes etc.)
• Training their people so AI actually sticks

No hype.
No shiny slides that go into a drawer.

Just practical progress.

Here is how we get started:

1. Discovery Call
A short chat to see if working together makes sense.

2. Executive Workshop
We map real AI opportunities, assess ROI, and build a clear roadmap.

If that sounds useful, let’s talk.
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The Skill Gap That Will Separate AI Winners from Everyone Else

Your AI Chief of Staff Arrives in 2026

Here's why:
We've had AI tools for 2+ years.
But we're still using them like interns, not executives.

That changes next year.
Not because the models get 10x better. 
Because three things finally align.

1. Hardware catches up

New consumer GPU chips hit laptops in 2026.
Translation:

• Local AI processing becomes seamless
• Cloud + device work together
• No more lag, no more friction

You won't think about "running an AI." 
It'll just run.

2. Agents learn to stay on task

Current AI has the attention span of a goldfish.
2026 agents run perpetually:

• They hold context across days, not minutes.
• They remember what you delegated last week.
• They follow through without you checking in.

New scaffolding techniques solve the memory problem.
The agent doesn't forget.
It builds on what it knows.

3. The interface problem gets solved

Here's the real bottleneck: 
We don't know how to talk to AI like a chief of staff.
Most people still use AI like Google.
One prompt. One answer. Done.

But a chief of staff needs:

• Clear priorities
• Structured delegation
• Ongoing access

The UX breakthrough isn't flashy. 
It's an always-on interface where you can:

• Assign tasks clearly
• Check in when needed
• Let it run in the background

→ Think: a dedicated space that lives alongside your work.

What this means for you:

By early 2026, your AI won't just write.
It will:
• Manage your calendar
• Build decks and spreadsheets
• Track long-term goals
• Synthesize updates across projects
• Remind you what matters

Not in theory. In practice.

Here is what this means for YOUR skills:

You'll need to learn how to delegate to machines.

That means:
• Defining tasks clearly
• Organizing your own thinking first
• Trusting the agent to execute

Most people aren't ready for this.
Not because the AI isn't capable.
Because they haven't structured their work for delegation.

Bottom line:
2026 is the year the pieces come together. 
Anyone can have a functional AI chiefs of staff.
The question isn't whether this happens. 
It's whether you'll be ready to use it.

What's the first thing you'd delegate to your AI chief of staff?
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Google released 101 architectural blueprints
for the most impactful Gen AI use cases.

Each blueprint shows a design pattern and a tech stack to solve real-world challenges.

Here are 5 realistic blueprints to start working on this week:

1. Retail: Create personalized product descriptions in seconds

• Use Vertex AI to generate unique, SEO-friendly content
• Reduce manual writing time by 90%
• Boost product discoverability

2. Healthcare: Build an AI radiology assistant

• Use computer vision to detect potential areas of interest
• Help radiologists work faster and more accurately
• Improve patient outcomes through intelligent technology

3. Manufacturing: Automate industrial safety audits

• Use AI to analyze equipment photos for compliance
• Reduce audit time from weeks to hours
• Ensure workplace safety with intelligent monitoring

4. Financial Services: Create an AI mortgage quote generator

• Instantly compare and generate personalized loan offers
• Cut application processing time dramatically
• Provide a seamless customer experience

5. Logistics: Develop a digital twin of your distribution network

• Track real-time package movements
• Predict and prevent potential bottlenecks
• Optimize routing and delivery efficiency

These aren't just concepts
They're actionable blueprints ready to revolutionize your industry!

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In 2026, AI won’t expose weak technology.
It’ll expose weak leadership.

Most companies don’t fail at AI because of the tools.
They fail because they can’t turn experiments into results.

→ Pilot purgatory.
→ Big budgets.
→ Little ROI.
→ etc.

Here’s something practical:

Top 12 AI Strategy Playbooks for 2026
From the world’s most trusted authorities

Strategy:

1. McKinsey – The State of AI in 2025
Your reality check. What enterprises are actually doing today.
https://lnkd.in/eDxZdT9b

2. Deloitte – Tech Trends 2026
How enterprises scale AI from pilots to measurable results
https://lnkd.in/eykwYsXu

3. Accenture – The Art of AI Maturity 2025
How to move from pilot purgatory to full AI maturity
https://lnkd.in/ekzJpcDK

4. BCG – The Widening AI Value Gap: Build for the Future 2025
How AI value is created, not promised
https://lnkd.in/eNRCJ5tQ

5. Microsoft – CIO GenAI Playbook 2025
How CIOs can lead GenAI adoption without losing control
https://lnkd.in/e2-uFJjX

6. Stanford – AI Index Report 2025
Framework linking AI innovation to execution
https://lnkd.in/ex2xckf3

7. IBM – 2025 CDO AI Multiplier Effect
How data-led AI turns strategy into business results
https://lnkd.in/ePsJX8i2

8. Bain – Transforming CX With AI 2025
The 5 questions every CEO must answer before scaling AI
https://lnkd.in/gqq-66ST

9. Amazon – AI Value Gap Report 2025
How companies bridge AI experiments into measurable outcomes
https://lnkd.in/eW87yCi6

Data & Architecture:
10. Google – State of AI Infrastructure 2025
How enterprises build AI-ready data and infrastructure at scale
https://lnkd.in/eRRBVjGC

Governance & Risk:
11. NIST – AI Risk Management Framework 2025
How organizations operationalize AI risk and trust
https://lnkd.in/eJARfhKJ

12. World Economic Forum – Advancing Responsible AI Innovation: A Playbook 2025
Turn responsible AI principles into real operating decisions
https://lnkd.in/e_vyMfg6

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