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AI is not coming. It is already inside your work and life.
Welcome to the Human-AI era, where humans and AI agents work side by side at scale. How decisions get made, who creates value, and what leadership looks like is being rewritten. Most leaders sense it. Few are pivoting for what comes next.
The risk is not being replaced by AI. It is being outpaced by leaders who use it to create real advantage. The window to lead is open, but not for long.
AI-DAPT is a leadership compass for leaders to thrive in the Human-AI era. It does not stop at strategy or change management. It gets into how you lead when AI agents become part of your team, how you build the learning velocity to keep pace, and how you make sharper decisions when the technology keeps shifting at machine speed.
Much of this terrain is new, beyond what current AI leadership thinking has mapped. Those who stay ahead will be the ones equipped to navigate it. This book gets you there.
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Ravi Kumar Dikshit
Ravi Kumar Dikshit is a technology and business leader with 28+ years at firms like Accenture, Infosys, and Kyndryl, helping enterprises move from AI experimentation to measurable performance across industries.
He has strengthened digital foundations that hold under pressure, grown innovation ecosystems that outlast the hype, and coached leaders who needed someone who had already made the hard decisions and mistakes on their behalf.
Based in Bangalore, his thinking is shaped as much by music, spirituality, and architecture as it is by boardroom conversations.
Ravi is particularly fascinated by how the Human-AI shift is rewiring industries and the people who lead them, and why closing the gap between pilot and real performance remains so hard even for the most capable organisations. This book is how he helps leaders navigate it.
