Natasha Fong beneath a curved architectural canopy
The right dose of AI for human systems

Natasha
Fong.

A translation layer between how AI gets deployed and how people work with it.

Reads the evidence like a scientist.
Argues the case like a lawyer.
Sells the change like a strategist.

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6%The gap

Why your AI spend isn't converting to value.

Around 6% of organisations qualify as true AI high performers. The gap between AI spend and AI value is a human problem, not a technology one. I work with the other 94.

Natasha Fong looking left, towards the gap
Translation layer

Two rooms. Two languages.

The people deploying it

  • Roadmaps
  • Pilots
  • Governance
  • The business case

The language of the rollout.

The people working with it

  • Workload
  • Identity
  • Trust
  • The dread nobody logs

The language of the floor.

I translate between them.

Natasha Fong working at a table with pen and paper, the Sydney Opera House behind
About

I work the human side of AI adoption.

Companies buy the tools. The value only shows up when the people, processes and operating rhythms around them shift. I help bridge that gap.

Someone deploys a system. Someone else has to live inside it. The distance between those two things is where AI adoption usually breaks down. It is also the distance I have spent my career standing in.

Decide well. Change safely. Redesign on purpose.

More about Natasha

Natasha Fong delivering a keynote from the lectern at the International Convention Centre, Sydney
Speaking

Human, still.

Keynotes on the human side of AI adoption, the future of work, and the parts of the job AI keeps failing to replace.

01

Why your AI spend is not converting to value.

The gap between what companies spend on AI and what they get back is a human-system problem, not a technology one. This talk is about the other 94 and what they are actually buying.

02

Should we AI this?

The Three Gates Framework, live. A decision architecture for AI in real work, run on the audience's own tasks in the room. People leave able to make the call themselves.

03

The work you keep human.

When everyone has the same models, the work you deliberately protect from automation is what distinguishes you. Decision quality, judgment, accountability, and regulation under pressure as commercial assets, not soft ones.

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Work with me

Have her in the room.

For keynotes, leadership sessions, and the occasional advisory engagement. She takes a few each year, and says yes to the ones that belong on the bio rather than the invoice.

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