by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 29, 2025
When AI Fails, Accountability Still Belongs to Us The new AI Safety Report from RAIDS AI Limited, shared with me by Nikolas Kairinos, analyzed more than forty real cases where artificial intelligence systems caused measurable harm. The total damage exceeds one...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 22, 2025
The Accountability Dilemma of Global Outages When major outages such as those from CrowdStrike or Amazon Web Services occur, companies often respond by assigning blame instead of taking ownership. These moments reveal how interconnected systems can create dependency,...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 15, 2025
Make HR Great… Not Again, But For The First Time HR needs saving. The CHRO is struggling today the same way the CIO once did. For years, CIOs were seen as back office support, necessary but not strategic. Then Y2K happened, and suddenly, technology became the engine...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 8, 2025
“At Their Most Vulnerable” This week I’m speaking to hundreds of healthcare leaders about one of their toughest challenges: the rise of workplace violence. One leader said something that stayed with me — that the people attacking their workers are often...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Oct 1, 2025
False Haste: When Waiting Becomes Wisdom This week I wrote about a lesson that connects my Master of Divinity studies with corporate culture: the discipline of waiting. In Maria Liu Wong’s book On Becoming Wise Together, she frames waiting as a communal wisdom...
by Dr. Jessica Kriegel | Sep 24, 2025
Once Again, Story Trumps Data. More than 800,000 people have been laid off this year with little public outcry. Yet when Jimmy Kimmel was suspended, outrage spilled into boycotts and canceled subscriptions. Why? Because people connect to stories, not numbers. Data can...
