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AI isn’t magic—it’s a tool. And like any tool, it only delivers value when paired with clear strategy, cross-functional collaboration, and thoughtful oversight. This post outlines how project managers keep AI grounded in reality, ensuring it enhances workflows rather than chasing hype.

The cost of asking the wrong question is real. Geoff Woods reminds us that poor framing can narrow vision, reinforce outdated thinking, and waste resources. This post explores how AI can either challenge bias or amplify it—and why great questions are the key to unlocking better decisions.

The CPM AI Framework outlines five Core Principles of Trustworthy AI: - Ethical AI – Avoids harm and respects privacy - Responsible AI – Enables accountability - Transparent AI – Reveals how decisions are made - Governed AI – Follows clear oversight policies - Explainable AI – Makes outputs understandable AI should accelerate progress—not replace the clarity and rigor humans bring.

In this latest installment of my miniseries inspired by The AI Driven Leader by Geoff Woods, I’m diving into Chapter 12: Supercharging Your People’s Impact with AI. Woods introduces a game-changing principle—leaders should focus on the 20% of priorities that drive 80% of the value, and use AI to automate the rest. This isn’t just theory—it’s a strategic shift. Ask yourself: • What are the 20% of tasks that truly move the needle in your role? • How much energy is lost to the o

We often turn to AI for quick answers—but what if its real power lies in helping us ask better questions? In this post, inspired by The AI Driven Leader by Geoff Woods, we explore the first four steps of the Strategic Decision-Making Framework. From clarifying objectives to identifying solutions, learn how AI can elevate each phase through thought partnering, sharper analysis, and expanded perspective. These foundational moves ensure your team makes decisions that stick.