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Comments by Peter Karwacki
Is there any evidence of this at all?
Nope.
But AI has other immediate and infinitely more practical applications.
On the matter of predicting the future there are very many current events that tell us about future trends.
For example, the rising price of oil is going to send the world into depression
You do not need ai or the westherman to tell you which way the wind is blowing.
I would change out the senior management team, make a few good hires and start rewarding initiative.
Achieving change requires a systematic process
ADKAR is an individual change management model developed by Prosci.
It focuses on helping people successfully transition through change by addressing five sequential elements:
Awareness — Of the need for change (why it’s happening).
Desire — To participate and support the change (personal motivation).
Knowledge — Of how to change (what to do and how to do it).
Ability — To implement the required skills and behaviors (turning knowledge into action).
Reinforcement — To sustain the change (mechanisms to make it stick, such as recognition, rewards, and accountability).
For more information:
https://peterkarwacki.blogspot.com/2026/05/adkar.html?m=1
I would take an outhouse over nothing.
There is literally crap on the streets in Ottawa less than 1 km from national parliament.
Agreed, housing.