Every CEO is grappling with the same problem: You need AI to stay competitive. Boards are demanding it, competitors are implementing it, and you’re investing millions in the technology. Yet despite your own personal enthusiasm, your employees aren’t adopting these tools at the pace you expect. That’s costing you money—and momentum.

This is the “messy middle” of AI adoption, when organizations shift from experimentation to integration. People and culture, not tools, are what will help companies get ahead.

After talking with customers around Asia-Pacific, I’ve found that the most successful teams are looking at how AI enhances, not replaces, human potential. This matters as AI adoption varies widely by role and seniority. Entry-level workers experiment freely and the C-suite sees strategic

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