Are We Building AI on Shaky Foundations?

Project teams are burning out trying to learn everything and implement AI everywhere at once. But the real problem isn't the pace of technology; it's the lack of strategic clarity from leadership

Imagine you're running a project team. It's November 2025, Last week, your CEO shared an article about how AI is transforming project management. This week, your team is asking about implementing new agent-based tools for scheduling.

Next week, there will be something else. Meanwhile, your people are exhausted. They're trying to keep up with every announcement, every new capability, every potential application. Some are taking courses. Others are experimenting in their spare time. Nobody quite knows which skills matter for your specific challenges. And ROI? Nobody's measuring that either.

In this episode of the Project Flux podcast, Dr. Raoul Gabriel-Urma, founder and CEO of Cambridge Spark, shares his insights on the rapid evolution of AI and its implications for education and enterprise.

He discusses the overwhelming pace of AI development, the importance of upskilling, and the need for organizations to adapt to new technologies. Raoul emphasizes the balance between productivity and creativity, the significance of personalized learning experiences, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI. He also reflects on the future of learning and the necessity for critical thinking in an AI-driven world.

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James, Yoshi and Aaron—Project Flux