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Lanre Adeoye   Image credit: Canva I was in a conversation with friends last week, reflecting on my experience in my post-graduate program. I mentioned something that had been bothering me for a while: I miss the academic rigor of searching through materials to find a specific piece of information for an assignment. That process of scanning articles, skimming papers, and following references forced me to absorb far more than just the answer I was looking for. I often discover

Lanre Adeoye Image credit: Canva As I learn more about AI and its implications, the fundamental question that keeps surfacing for me is this: is generative artificial intelligence, or Gen AI, emerging as a foundational, general-purpose technology in the same way electricity or the internet once did? At first glance, that comparison can feel overstated. AI is not new. It is built on decades of computer science and depends heavily on the internet’s infrastructure. But foundatio

Image credit: Canva Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries across every sector, from healthcare and finance to logistics and education, transforming how enterprises operate globally. Over 78% of companies  now leverage AI technologies within their systems. According to   PwC’s 2025 Global AI Study , the global economic contribution of AI is projected to hit $15.7 trillion by 2030, underscoring its massive impact on the worldwide economy. This mirrors the e

What the Research Says on Early Adoption Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how organizations operate, from automating tasks to reshaping decision-making. Yet amid the excitement, one question remains underexplored: how do employees actually experience AI at work? For many organizations, the toughest challenge isn’t building AI systems, but integrating them into everyday workflows. While companies invest heavily in AI, employee adoption often lags. According

AI will not transform work on its own; people will. This 2025 landscape review explains what AI fluency is, why it matters for every professional, and where organizations are falling short. Drawing on leading research, it highlights adoption and training gaps, shows how roles are changing, and offers practical ways to build confidence with domain-specific tools. Understand the state of AI at work and how to turn hype into everyday results.

AI will not transform work on its own; people will. This 2025 landscape review explains what AI fluency is, why it matters for every professional, and where organizations are falling short. Drawing on leading research, it highlights adoption and training gaps, shows how roles are changing, and offers practical ways to build confidence with domain-specific tools. Understand the state of AI at work and how to turn hype into everyday results.