No shortcuts for Generative AI Upskilling
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Organizational leaders shouldn’t expect junior professionals to be a reliable source of expertise for teaching senior staff the tips, tricks, and tactics of generative artificial intelligence use.
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Organizational leaders shouldn’t expect junior professionals to be a reliable source of expertise for teaching senior staff the tips, tricks, and tactics of generative artificial intelligence use.
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Senior-level leaders can’t be experts on every new product, service, or innovation. Here are six steps to setting IT strategy in the age of AI.
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When investors cling to existing beliefs, they underestimate good financial advice and miss out on opportunities, new research finds.
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Since 1917, American jobs have been classified by their skill level. “Unskilled work” was said to, “require no special training, judgment, or manual dexterity, but supply mainly muscular strength for the performance of coarse, heavy work dexterity.” It was the largest category of work and included m...
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In 2015, when Dan Schulman became CEO of PayPal, a digital payments company, many people thought of it as the button they clicked when paying for online purchases. In 2015, PayPal embarked on a new mission: using technology to democratize financial services. In Schulman’s words, it would “turn the ...
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On May 15, 2017, Amazon.com celebrated the 20th anniversary of its initial public offering (IPO). The company’s first twenty years was a period of remarkable growth but with very little to show in terms of accounting earnings. This reflected Amazon’s strategy of investing in expansion and research a...
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Eric Siegel’s new book outlines a business-oriented paradigm for successful machine learning initiatives.
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The academics and researchers joining MIT Sloan in 2024 are experts in economics, management, organizational studies, and more.
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Voluntary climate commitments by financial institutions aren’t having a positive impact, research finds. But banks do have time to reverse course and make progress.
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New research found an overlooked source that slowed vaccination rates in the U.S.: misleading headlines from mainstream news sources.