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Organizational Schizophrenia, AI Villains, and the Logic of Suspicion

What if suspicion isn’t the enemy of trust, but part of how it works? In this episode, trust expert Roger Mayer explains why being suspicious can actually help us make better decisions, especially in a world of confusing leadership, AI systems we don’t fully understand, and organizations sending mixed signals. 🎙️ After his talk at the FINT Conference in Genoa, Roger joins TrustTalk to explore: – Why he opened his talk with two provocative metaphors:  • HAL 9000, the calm, logic-driven AI from 2001: A Space Odyssey that turns on its human creators  • The Shoggoth, a chaotic, shape-shifting creature from Lovecraftian horror, now used as a meme in AI circles to represent systems that seem friendly but conceal dangerous complexity – How suspicion works as a cognitive state, not just a gut feeling – What happens when companies behave like they have multiple personalities (Roger calls it Organizational Dissociative Identity Disorder) – How trust and suspicion must be balanced to avoid crises — from AI failures to corporate scandals 💡 Whether you're a leader, researcher, or simply wondering who — or what — to trust, this conversation brings clarity to an increasingly murky world. #TrustTalk #RogerMayer #TrustAndSuspicion #AITrust #Leadership #OrganizationalTrust #FINT2025 #HAL9000 #Shoggoth #Enron #WorkplaceCulture #TrustInAI