Decide which AI ideas to fund, and how far to trust each
Leaders place their own AI ideas on The Delegation Ladder, test the top one hands-on, and leave with a prioritised list and a Decision Brief.
Most AI ideas stall on one question: who carries the risk if it fails
Leaders are asked to approve systems whose failure rates and consequences nobody has stated. The day makes both explicit, so a yes or a no can be defended.
One day, from your own idea list to a decision you can defend
The Delegation Ladder has four levels, Assist, Draft, Advise and Delegate, each with recoverable or binding consequences.
What the program asks of you, and how it is assessed
Assessment
Two private commitments, scored after the day. No individual score is shown or shared.
What it asks of you
One day of senior time. Optional pre-work: the idea inventory from a Full Diagnostic.
Editions
Every Edition. The Space Edition is co-delivered with a senior space-AI practitioner.
Certificate
A Cader Group certificate, awarded only when the program’s output is produced.
