What’s your biggest question about AI?




Not the hype. Not the headlines. The REAL question that YOU have.

I’ll be moderating a Panel Discussion this month on AI, and rather than my questions, I want your voice in the room.

But I am not just looking for the “techie” stuff. 

I want to hear your most pressing AI questions from three angles:


🔹 As an Individual: How is AI changing your personal productivity? How are you using it in your personal life and what questions do you have about it?


🔹 As a Professional: How is AI changing your productivity, your relevance, your job security? What’s exciting? What’s unsettling?


🔹 As a Leader: How do you lead your team / managers / other leaders through an AI-disrupted workplace? Are your people curious, anxious, frozen, excited? How are you dealing with it? What's your biggest worry? 


🔹 As an Organizational Leader: Are you grappling with the ethics, the ROI, the governance? Do you know what AI readiness even looks like across your enterprise?


I saw several shades of these questions during the 4 days I spent immersed at #DubaiAIWeek2025, where I attended dozens of powerful sessions with practitioners, futurists, and government leaders. 


So I’m bringing the conversation to you.


Drop your question in the comments or DM me if it’s more personal.

Some questions will find their way into the panel discussion I will moderate and I have another plan for the vast majority that won't. 

Over the next few months, I will curate, respond, and even bring in expert AI practitioners to co-create conversations that matter—to people like us navigating this shift at multiple levels.

Your question might just be the one that unlocks a breakthrough for someone else reading this.

Let’s ask better questions about AI. Together.

#FutureOfWork #PeopleAndAI #UncomfortableCoach #LeadershipConversations #AIwithHumanContext 

Decided to use an AI-generated Pixar style image of me to go with the post in keeping with the AI sentiment :) 


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