Leaders are responsible for creating a supportive and collaborative workplace culture that can ensure the implementation of AI remains human-centred, says head of the school of leadership and management at Arden University Alison Watson
Discussions on the AI technology’s merits at Andrés Bello University highlighted positives but also noted the possibility of widening the skills and knowledge gap between different types of students. Ellen Buchan reports
Can children’s stories encourage the development of socially conscious mindsets? Ellen Buchan looks at some research from University of Agder
How is AI already affecting the recruitment process, and what can we expect to see in the future? AI-oriented tech company, IPsoft, provides an overview
Akil Benjamin, Co-Founder and Head of Research at COMUZI, delves into the ethical implications of AI and offers tips for leaders working with rapidly emerging technology
The Artificial Intelligence in Management (AIM) Institute at France’s Emlyon Business School is studying real-world issues facing organisations, in an interdisciplinary way
MIP Politecnico di Milano has developed an AI-infused career-coaching tool to help students gain new skills faster and boost their employability, explains Federico Frattini
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Artificial intelligence-driven technology will be transformational in many industries, but how it shapes organisations will depend on their leaders, writes Jonathan Knight
An annual summer school offered to executive MBA (EMBA) students studying at multiple locations around the world allows participants to come together and transform their differences into assets that drive personal growth. Director of EMBA programmes at the School of Management Sciences at the University of Quebec in Montreal (ESG-Uqam) Kamal Bouzinab offers an in-depth guide to an intensive week of experiential learning, cross-continental dialogue and networking.
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