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Paul Cheek is the global authority on AI-driven entrepreneurship and enterprise innovation. He is a Senior Lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Sloan School of Management and Senior Advisor for the Martin Trust Center.

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The (New and Improved) 30-Minute Startup

When I first performed the 30-minute startup demo in Belfast, I thought I was showcasing the peak of entrepreneurial acceleration.

Plurality of Beachhead Markets for Entrepreneurs in the AI-Driven Enterprise Era

Can beachhead markets still be singular in the age of AI?

Perishable Companies: A New Lens for the AI Era of Business

The term “perishable company” came up during a conversation I had with a student in one of our MIT Sloan Executive Education programs, and it has stuck with me since.

The Role of Educators in the AI Era: Teaching Students What to Ask

When ChatGPT first emerged, I was sitting in a meeting with my faculty colleagues at MIT.

An Open Petition to Merriam-Webster: Redefine “Organization”

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Crossing the AI Frontier: A Position Paper on Mobilizing a Whole-of-Society Strategy for AI-Driven Entrepreneurship

Executive Summary

Start With You: Tinker Time is The Real Secret to Unlocking AI at Work

Everywhere I go, people ask the same question: “How can I leverage AI at work?” Well, it’s often worded differently… they actually ask: “WTF do I do with AI?”

The 30-Minute Startup: How AI-Driven Enterprises Are Rewriting the Rules of Entrepreneurship

By Paul Cheek, MIT

AI in Government and the Public Sector: Thinking Big, Starting Small, Governing Wisely

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant promise—it is here, rapidly transforming how governments deliver services, engage with citizens, and shape policy.

An Emerging Cyber Security Threat: The Growing Threat of AI Employees, Insider Social Engineering, and Corporate Exploitation

The call came on a Tuesday morning that would forever change how one CEO viewed artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and corporate security.