Readiness Radar
What do you need your buisiness to be ready for? How is the operating environment changing? Readiness Radar helps you understand what's coming and how make your business ready for anything. A publication of Antifragile Strategies.
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In a Crisis, Most Boards are Improvising (opens the original)
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A short one this week, as companies all over the world grapple with the growing threat of rogue AI agents, geopolitics and more.Every board says it has a crisis plan. Almost none of them have rehearsed what happens in the first ninety minutes.Readiness Radar is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabindex="-1" type="emai
It's not the tech that makes you ready - it's people and the processes (opens the original)
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Some of the top developmentsWow there is so much news impacting global security and stability, and disrupting business, it’s hard to focus on particular subjects. I’ll touch a few topics before diving into the meat of the post.The rogue AI agents issue is truly a serious risk, prompting calls from the main frontier AI leaders to slow development, though there is already pushback. There are safeguards that can be put inlace to make these incidents less likely, and this article highlights some of
Rentree (opens the original)
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I took time off from this newsletter to allow space for other things, including rest, before what will certainly be a very intense fall. My September calendar is both booked solid and constantly evolving. I never stop reading the news, but I did take time in France and Portugal, encountering quite a bit of relevant history, like in Compiegne, where the WW1 Armistice was signed, and then the French armistice with Nazi Germany. In the same rail car. Then I unable to make the all-train journey I ha
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