How to manage two types of generative artificial intelligence
Barbara Wixom and Nick van der Meulen found that organizations can benefit from generative AI solutions by developing cross-functional efforts.
Barbara Wixom and Nick van der Meulen found that organizations can benefit from generative AI solutions by developing cross-functional efforts.
"AI should be seen as a tool to suggest possibilities, not an unquestionable source of truth."
"Intelligent choice architectures can empower managers and employees at all levels to act with greater autonomy and insight."
In this podcast episode, digital fellow Matt Beane discussed how humans can learn to work with intelligent machines.
Some companies invest heavily in AI research but do not require researchers to apply their findings to money-making activities.
It’s not hard to find headlines that suggest artificial intelligence is taking over the business world, but the reality looks different.
The ability to engage in nuanced decision-making can help humans stay employable as artificial intelligence and machine learning continue to ascend.
At the moment, the technology may be more of a digital toy. Perhaps, then, high-achieving women are simply better at avoiding distraction.
Professor and physician Collin Stultz wants to help heart patients everywhere by applying machine-learning techniques to cardiovascular medicine
Bob Pozen, author of the book "Extreme Productivity," emphasizes that the average person makes between 10,000 to 40,000 decisions a day.