LUCERNE, SWITZERLAND - The Adaptive Mindset is the introduction to the various agile leadership concepts of the Agile Leadership Framework™ (ALF) founded from 40-plus years of professional experiences, research, and lectures. During my lectures at Cambridge Corporate University (CCU) in Lucerne, Switzerland, I have applied agile leadership concepts to AI Ethics since 2018.

Master’s and doctoral students with profiles ranging from middle to higher management in healthcare (HC) and pharmaceutical industry management (PIM) worldwide attend these lectures via live online sessions. The University's recent expansion and business transformation has extended its reach from 19 to over 25 countries worldwide and created a doctoral research initiative called the SUPERHUMAN PROJECT™. It partners with CCU’s Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (IAR), the Healthcare Institute, and the Albert Schweitzer School of Management to educate, equip, encourage, and empower students to develop "SUPERHUMAN GEARS" to invent innovative systems involving streamlined operations, automated processes, and real-time descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive information in HC and PIM. The lecture introduces students to the concept of a Strategic Hustler™, a leader who proactively embraces the responsible use of AI to create intelligent automation. 

A Strategic Hustler™ is an innovative futurist equipped with a SUPERHUMAN GEAR to oversee and contribute to the formulation and execution of strategies to invent the future necessary to create a better world. It consists of the ability to shift to one or a combination of the following roles: 

- Visionary: Envisions the positive impact of responsible use of AI 

- Catalyst: Jumpstarts the creation of AI ethical policies based on sound AI ethics principle

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