Will Your Gen AI Strategy Shape Your Future or Derail It?
By studying 100 companies, researchers have identified four ways to strategically implement the technology.
By studying 100 companies, researchers have identified four ways to strategically implement the technology.
Initially used for automating low-value tasks, the technology can now play a crucial role in key procurement decisions.
Read MoreSynthetic customers aren’t a replacement for real ones, but studies show they could offer a powerful new lens for early insight.
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Read MoreNew research found our relationship to the technology is driven not only by what it can do, but also how we perceive it.
Read MoreWhen to build, buy, blend, or partner.
Read MoreAn experiment with nearly 300 managers and executives found significant discrepancies in forecasts produced by groups who consulted with peers and those who used ChatGPT.
Read MoreCo-ops won’t outspend Big Tech, but they could offer a more viable, inclusive path for AI aligned with public interest.
Read MoreSmart leaders must bet on the unmeasurable: taste, trust, experiences, and the yet-unknown.
Read MoreGenAI capabilities are improving exponentially every six months or so, and yet most companies are adopting models at a linear pace, at best.
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