
Why Prompting AI Is Like Restoring an Antique Table
The quality of what AI gives back depends on what you bring to it, and a good output is never the finished product.
INSIGHTS
Stories and lessons from Eden Spodek and Ali (Eli) Amin on using AI well—what to delegate, what to check, and who decides.

The quality of what AI gives back depends on what you bring to it, and a good output is never the finished product.

A long record of good AI days says little about the next one, so build controls that make being wrong cheap.

IKEA treated what happens to people whose work changes as a governance decision, and every organization needs a process for making that call.

Your AI tools have a sandbox too, so name who approved their access and who can switch them off.

Responsible AI use isn't a yes-or-no question about the environment; it's context, intention and discernment.