Are we AI-native, or just AI-enabled?
One question tells you. What has your company reconsidered, versus just sped up?
Ask one question. What has your company actually reconsidered, versus just made faster?
If your workflows, your approval chains, your job descriptions, and your measures of value are the same as before, only now with a copilot bolted on, you are AI-enabled. You are quicker at the same documents, the same meetings, the same decisions in the same order. That is efficiency, and it is the old company with better throughput.
AI-native means you treated those inherited assumptions as the actual work, and asked which of them should still exist now that the constraints that created them are gone. It is not a finish line or a particular tool. It is a capacity to keep reconsidering as the ground shifts.
Most companies choose efficiency and call it transformation, because efficiency threatens no one and redesign does. The tell is whether anyone has changed what they decide, not just how fast they decide it.
The full picture is on The AI-Native Biotech.
Cheers,
-Titus
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