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There’s a quiet feeling I hear from professionals again and again. It doesn’t usually come out directly. It shows up as a joke. Or a shrug. Or a half-confident, half-uneasy “Yeah, we’re using AI.” But underneath it is something else: “I feel like I’m always playing catch-up.”

Artificial intelligence is everywhere right now, in headlines, boardrooms, investment decks, and strategy conversations. For many leaders, it feels overwhelming. But if you’ve lived through multiple waves of technology transformation, this moment should feel familiar.

The AI Shift Is Here, and It’s Reshaping Work Faster Than Expected Every major technological shift brings anxiety, but AI feels different. It’s faster. It’s broader. It’s already embedded in the tools we use every day. With breakthroughs arriving almost weekly, the fear of being left behind is real for many professionals. You’ve seen the headlines: “AI will replace millions of jobs.” “Automation threatens entire industries.” “Workers are unprepared for the future of work.” An