#tacit-knowledge tag

Munich startup Interloom raised $16.5M

Interloom is developing a Context Graph to capture tacit knowledge in operational decision-making within enterprises.

Exclusive: Interloom, which wants to solve AI agents' 'tacit knowledge' problem, raises $16.5 million in VC funding | Fortune

Tacit knowledge, which is often undocumented, poses challenges for AI automation in businesses, as most expertise is not formally recorded.

Business

fromeLearning Industry

2 months ago

Institutional Knowledge: Definition, Risks, And How To Preserve It

Institutional knowledge is the accumulated experience, processes, unwritten practices, and cultural norms that enable an organization to operate and make informed decisions.

fromFortune

2 months ago

AI will infiltrate the industrial workforce in 2026-let's apply it to training the next generation, not replacing them | Fortune

A silent crisis is shaking the very foundations of modern society. The industrial workforce responsible for building the global economy is at risk of crumbling. The people charged with keeping our power grids online, factories humming, utilities reliable, and supply chains moving uninterrupted are retiring at a fast clip. Sure, this may seem like the natural cycle of things as mass retirement opens the door to at least 3.8 million jobs.

Artificial intelligence

fromInfoQ

3 months ago

Where Architects Sit in the Era of AI

Architects become meta-designers orchestrating AI across In, On, and Out loops, designing governance, preserving judgment, and maintaining human accountability.

UX design

fromMedium

5 months ago

Hey designer, do you know what you are doing?

Designers must develop and preserve their own creative and intellectual foundation rather than relying solely on AI-generated solutions.

Business

fromForbes

5 months ago

Reconfiguring Knowledge: Responses To Shifting Work Patterns

Organizations must redesign knowledge flows to preserve tacit expertise disrupted by remote work and rapid digital transformation.

Productivity

fromSeangoedecke

6 months ago

Seeing like a software company

Organizations maximize legibility to control and measure work while relying on essential illegible, tacit activities; prioritizing legibility often reduces efficiency yet remains preferred.

fromIT Pro

7 months ago

This Stanford study shows AI is starting to take jobs - and those identified as highest risk are eerily similar to a recent Microsoft study

We find that since the widespread adoption of generative AI, early-career workers (ages 22-25) in the most AI-exposed occupations have experienced a 13% relative decline in employment even after controlling for firm-level shocks,

Artificial intelligence

#ai-job-displacement

fromMedium

7 months ago