CEO Gurner Group and a Chairman & Board member
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined August 2009
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Australia’s productivity recovery needs action: faster housing approvals, more efficient construction, reliable and affordable energy, stronger investment and competition. AI has enormous potential. We need to turn it into real gains in how we work and live.
If you enjoyed Nexus, which I recommended last year, you will also “enjoy” this interview with Yuval Noah Harari from The Economist’s Insider programme. Thought provoking and, at times, unsettling on AI, intelligence and what it means to be human.
#AI #Intelligence #Humanity
“Don’t wait for the storm to pass learn how to dance in the rain”. RIP Patricia you lived a full and wonderful life. My friend John is reunited with you. – at Melbourne, Victoria
Rest in peace Patricia and I hope you are reacquainted with “Crazy John” in the afterlife. You are a positive human who will be missed by all.
I am excited to welcome Adam into the Gurner CEO role as we take on the next chapter. linkedin.com/posts/timgurner…
The Japanese call it Kintsugi.
Broken pottery is repaired with gold, not to hide the cracks, but to honour them.
Life works the same way.
Our imperfections are not what define us. The growth that comes from overcoming them does.
Machines (Ai & robots) do the repeatable work. Humans do trust, taste, leadership, care, judgement and relationship. For me the best companies combine both! They use machines but deliver trusted experiences via services.
Ahmed Fahour retweeted
At 250, the US is the world’s most competitive economy, generating 26% of global GDP. But as the country transitions from the digital era to a new chapter, can this edge be sustained?
MGI’s latest report explores five overarching prerequisites for US competitiveness in a new era: mck.co/America250
Watching Bob Rubin when I ran CAI at #Citigroup taught me something I’ve never forgotten. It’s much harder to ask a great question than to give a great answer. When I interview people now, I invite them to ask me a question. For me sharp questions reveal sharper minds.
The best productivity hack I’ve discovered in 60 years? Sleep. It’s free. Wish I’d figured that out earlier!
What an incredible woman who contributed on so many fronts. Rest in Peace you amazing person Professor Dr #katieallan
Human mortality is non linear and is in fact exponential. The things you do to invest in your life especially by the time you get to 45-64 is really important for the quality you will have
