Beyond Efficiency: Rethinking Work in the Age of AI
Most discussions about workplace AI focus on efficiency and productivity.
My writing began with practical questions about AI adoption in research operations: how automation and AI agents could improve workflows and strengthen professional capability.
That work led me to a wider question:
If AI performs more of the execution, how can we redesign work so that people gain greater agency, intelligence and capacity to contribute?
My insights now explore:
- Work redesign and human agency
- Institutional readiness for responsible AI adoption
- AI agents and changing professional workflows
- Human judgement, expertise and accountability
- The future of research and knowledge-intensive work.
The articles below trace this development—from practical AI adoption to the broader implications of AI for work, organisations and society.
