Peter Drucker did not simply name the knowledge economy — he equipped us to navigate it. His central insight was profound: when knowledge became the primary resource of advanced economies, the knowledge worker would become the defining agent of value creation.[…]
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In an age when machines can learn almost anything, the true work of leadership is learning how to cultivate what machines cannot — understanding, trust, and the conditions for human flourishing.
Artificial Intelligence has achieved what Peter Drucker once called the triumph of knowledge. It can summarize, simulate, and predict with astonishing speed — yet it cannot understand. AI holds humanity’s accumulated intelligence but not its lived wisdom.[…]
