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by Misha Sulpovar (Author)
The AI Executive's Handbook: Governing the Ungoverned Machine is a field guide for leaders, builders, and thinkers facing the most profound shift since the invention of writing. It argues that AI is not just a technology-it is the next great language innovation, one that reorganizes work, power, and society at breathtaking speed.
For the first time, machines can read, write, and reason within our systems. Yet most organizations adopt AI by drift, not by design-pasting data into chatbots, piloting tools without guardrails, and calling it transformation. This book calls that what it is: ungoverned.
Drawing on decades of experience across AI, product strategy, and organizational design, Misha Sulpovar introduces a practical framework for building the AI Control Plane-a new layer of governance that enables safe, scalable, and intentional adoption.
Readers will learn how to:
- Design context, not just prompts, so AI acts with purpose and accountability.
- Build governance frameworks that accelerate innovation instead of blocking it.
- Turn shadow AI into structured, auditable value creation.
- Rethink the roles of leaders, managers, and teams in a world of agentic systems.
- Create a culture of AI literacy and trust that scales across the enterprise.
Blending history, strategy, and future design, The AI Executive's Handbook connects the dots between the printing press, the internet, and today's generative models. It is both a manifesto for governing what we have unleashed and a roadmap for building the future on purpose.
For executives, product leaders, and policymakers, this book is a mirror and a manual-showing what happens when intelligence becomes infrastructure.
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by Misha Sulpovar (Author)
The AI Executive's Handbook: Governing the Ungoverned Machine is a field guide for leaders, builders, and thinkers facing the most profound shift since the invention of writing. It argues that AI is not just a technology-it is the next great language innovation, one that reorganizes work, power, and society at breathtaking speed.
For the first time, machines can read, write, and reason within our systems. Yet most organizations adopt AI by drift, not by design-pasting data into chatbots, piloting tools without guardrails, and calling it transformation. This book calls that what it is: ungoverned.
Drawing on decades of experience across AI, product strategy, and organizational design, Misha Sulpovar introduces a practical framework for building the AI Control Plane-a new layer of governance that enables safe, scalable, and intentional adoption.
Readers will learn how to:
- Design context, not just prompts, so AI acts with purpose and accountability.
- Build governance frameworks that accelerate innovation instead of blocking it.
- Turn shadow AI into structured, auditable value creation.
- Rethink the roles of leaders, managers, and teams in a world of agentic systems.
- Create a culture of AI literacy and trust that scales across the enterprise.
Blending history, strategy, and future design, The AI Executive's Handbook connects the dots between the printing press, the internet, and today's generative models. It is both a manifesto for governing what we have unleashed and a roadmap for building the future on purpose.
For executives, product leaders, and policymakers, this book is a mirror and a manual-showing what happens when intelligence becomes infrastructure.
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