Direct answer
Intelligence-Native means that intelligence — human and machine — is treated as a core operating reality of the organization, and the architecture is designed accordingly.
Rather than asking how to fit AI into legacy structures, an Intelligence-Native approach asks how structure, workflow, memory, decision rights, and governance should evolve so intelligence can move effectively.
Key idea
"Native" here matters. Just as digital-native companies were built differently from companies that later digitized, Intelligence-Native organizations are built or refactored differently from organizations that merely add AI into old patterns of coordination.
A useful contrast
AI-enabled often means: "we are using AI in some parts of work." Intelligence-Native means: "we are redesigning how the organization operates because intelligence itself has changed."
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