<p>Simon Hodgkins, Founder of The Global Discussion and international business leader, shares a thought-provoking solo perspective in this episode exploring one of the biggest misconceptions about artificial intelligence.Is AI really like a person, or are we framing the conversation incorrectly?Simon argues that treating AI as if it were human can lead to strategic mistakes in leadership, governance, and decision-making. Instead, AI should be understood as infrastructure: a probabilistic system that must be engineered, evaluated, and governed responsibly.In this episode, Simon explores:• Why the language we use about AI matters• The danger of humanizing technology• The “interface illusion” behind conversational AI• Leadership responsibility and governance in AI adoption• How marketers and organizations should rethink AI workflowsThis episode offers a clear, strategic perspective for leaders navigating the rapidly evolving AI landscape.---</p><p>00:00 – Introduction: AI Isn’t People01:07 – Why Language Shapes AI Strategy02:49 – Understanding Probabilistic AI Systems03:51 – Blame vs Design: Leadership Framing05:00 – The Risk of Treating AI as a Co-Worker10:04 – The Interface Illusion Explained12:10 – Governance, Accountability, and AI15:10 – Final Thoughts: Strategic Clarity in the AI Era---Watch or Listen to The Global DiscussionSpotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/3QdMqfzyvca6EVlEJ80I4nWeb ► https://www.theglobaldiscussion.comYouTube ► / @theglobaldiscussionOthers ► LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and FacebookJoin the newsletter via the website for updates on new episodes.</p>