Everyone who works with AI. Which means everyone.
AI has joined almost every team, and everyone sees it from a different seat. Pick the one closest to yours. If you sit in two, start with either: the other one is only a click away.
I set the direction or the budget
Owners, directors, partners and senior leaders, whether you've backed AI or not.
Not decided yetWe haven't decided about AI
A safe way to start, and how to find out what's already happening.
Translating both waysI'm in the middle
Managers and team leaders, with someone above and a team below.
Doing the workI do the work
Checking the AI, fixing what slipped through, and keeping it all moving. Marketers especially.
Smaller firmsI run a small firm
The marketing, the admin and the AI are you and one or two others.
People and learningI look after people
HR, people and L&D: policy, workload, fairness and the team days.
FacilitatorsI run training or team days
Fresh, ready-to-run material on the subject every client is asking about.
NetworksI run a networking group
Free discussion cards for breakfasts, chambers and peer groups.
Getting inI'm new to work or to marketing
Students and career changers who want to know what the job looks like now.
No reading requiredJust show me the tools
Free tools. Nothing to sign up to.
You'll want three things first.
The data section on the leaders page covers UK GDPR, impact assessments and business accounts in plain English. Cast your NEIL records what each AI tool may see, what it must never see, and who approved it. Under the Bonnet shows the moving parts of an AI-run operation, including who holds the keys.
New job. Same John.
The same characters turn up in every workplace, from the shop floor to the boardroom: the one who keeps it all working, the keen one, the steady one, the big-picture boss, whoever asks the awkward question, and now the AI. Bosses meet them too. Charlie Jacks gives them names, so everyone can work with them.
Meet the cast