AI could be a good replacement for bad bosses - and expensive consultants
Briefly

from Computerworld4 months ago
Generative AI can no longer be ignored as a strategic resource. The experiment shows that even uncoordinated models can provide creative, strategic input, given the right prompts.
Computerworldhttps://www.computerworld.com/article/3543421/ai-could-be-a-good-replacement-for-bad-bosses-and-expensive-consultants.html
Data quality is crucial. In order for AI to exceed its own expectations in terms of corporate strategy, high-quality data is needed, similar to that used in the experiment.
Computerworldhttps://www.computerworld.com/article/3543421/ai-could-be-a-good-replacement-for-bad-bosses-and-expensive-consultants.html
AI efficiency is not risk-free. Aggressive maximization strategies could lead to disastrous results without sufficient foresight. Therefore, genAI tools should not work unsupervised.
Computerworldhttps://www.computerworld.com/article/3543421/ai-could-be-a-good-replacement-for-bad-bosses-and-expensive-consultants.html
Accountability and genAI do not mix. The fact that AI systems are difficult or impossible to hold accountable makes transparent guardrails all the more important.
Computerworldhttps://www.computerworld.com/article/3543421/ai-could-be-a-good-replacement-for-bad-bosses-and-expensive-consultants.html
Read at Computerworld
#generative-ai #corporate-strategy #data-quality #ai-accountability #management-consulting
[
|
]