Technology & Innovation When AI Starts to Think for Itself INSEAD Knowledge 03 Jun 2026 When AI Starts to Think for Itself Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp Share via Email Download PDF The question isn’t what the machines are capable of, but whether leaders are keeping up. Edited by: Verity Ashton About the author(s) INSEAD Knowledge is the expert opinion and management insights portal of INSEAD, The Business School for the World. See more Related Tags Artificial Intelligence Share this post Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp Share via Email Download PDF View Comments No comments yet. Leave a Comment Please log in or sign up to comment. Login Sign up Related Reads Leadership & Organisations A Revolution in Governance: How AI Will Make Boards More Effective T. Evgeniou, P. Nathanial, V. Satopää, L. Van der Heyden Far from making directors redundant, AI will enable boards to see further, act faster and govern better. Leadership & Organisations How Forward-Thinking Boards Are Using AI S. Shekshnia, V. Yakubovich Still too few directors recognise AI’s potential to improve preparation, discussion and decision-making in the boardroom. But this may soon change. Leadership & Organisations Are Boards Forward-Thinking Enough in this Disruption Era? Ron Soonieus Seven recommendations for boards to recalibrate their strategies and skill sets.
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