Show Summary Today, we explore one of the eeriest and most profound cautionary tales in the Star Trek canon—Miri. When the crew responds to a
It has been some time since I checked in with the Harvard Business Review for some blog posts. To remedy this deficiency, I will write
Show Summary Today, we descend into the icy caverns of Exo III in the Star Trek classic What Are Little Girls Made Of?, where Dr. Roger
In this eye-opening blog post of Trekking Through Compliance, we examine Mudd’s Women, one of the earliest and most ethically provocative episodes of Star Trek. While
In this article, we examine “The Enemy Within,” which aired on October 6, 1966, at Start Date 1672.1. One of the most psychologically compelling episodes of
Artificial intelligence often appears frictionless. A prompt goes in. An answer comes out. A report is summarized. A risk score is generated. A customer interaction
Show Summary Today, we beam aboard the Enterprise as it orbits PSI 2000, a dying planet and ground zero for one of the most revealing
Employees trust that leadership will tell them the truth. Investors trust that disclosures are accurate. Customers trust that representations are reliable. Boards trust that management
Shadow AI is the internal-controls problem of the artificial-intelligence age. It is not hard to understand why employees use AI tools without waiting for formal
In this episode of Trekking Through Compliance, we consider Where No Man Had Gone Before, which aired on September 22, 1966, Star Date 1312.4. We board
