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Professor Michael G. Jacobides argues that as AI’s breakneck technological progress collides with unsustainable capital investment, 2026 will mark the end of its “innocence,” forcing hard choices about monetisation, power, regulation, organisational change, and who ultimately captures value and pays the bill.
Fortune
Professor Dan Cable observes that as Fortune 500 CEOs shift decisively from effort to measurable impact, using results-driven reviews, bonuses and even fear to enforce performance, this hardline approach may deliver short-term numbers but risks undermining creativity, collaboration and long-term innovation.
Trends
Florin Vasvari argues that the UAE and Saudi Arabia can build resilient knowledge economies only by pairing sustained investment in education, executive learning and local talent with global expertise, strong leadership cultures, risk-taking mindsets and policies that embed innovation across all sectors.
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