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Why experts (and novices) often won't listen to an #AI's advice: an interesting study looking at "reputational algorithm aversion." arxiv.org/pdf/2402.15418…

New Anthropic claude v3 gets a bidding scenario right w/o any simulation

How Italy’s ban on ChatGPT impacted the productivity of 36,000 GitHub users. Impacts were far-reaching in terms of coding quality / quantity, but varied by expertise levels. Erik Brynjolfsson #chatgpt #GenerativeAI Tomas Castagnino svenja falk arxiv.org/pdf/2403.01964…

6 years ago this month: Human + Machine was published. We were overwhelmed with the reception, and were among the first to call out AI’s ability to reimagine work and human potential, and anticipated many of the amazing advances and applications to come. . . and now . . . 🥁 🥁

To attain knowledge, add things everyday. To attain wisdom, remove things every day. ― Lao Tse

This may end up being a big deal: Usually LLMs just predict the next token in a sequence, one at a time, but if you have them predict the next several tokens at once you get significantly better performance, faster, and with no added costs. The gains are better for bigger models

Video generation systems will get better with time, no doubt. But learning systems that actually understand physics will not be generative. All birds and mammals understand physics better than any video generation system. Yet none of them can generate detailed videos.

Leading companies succeeded with AI by adopting five crucial principles related to: mindset, experimentation, leadership, digital technology, and skills. s.hbr.org/3LqcWwe

Research of 1,500 companies globally shows that businesses can achieve reinvention readiness through three distinct tenets for building a strong digital core: s.hbr.org/3LqcWwe

An error with applying tech, AI or otherwise, to education is to assume that students want to learn most topics voluntarily, and if given the right tools, will self-teach. But the truth is that intrinsic motivation is usually not enough, especially because learning is often hard

Coming Soon: NEW edition of “Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI”, LOTS of updates for GenAI, Agentic, and more. Coined the H+M phrase in 2018, along with the “missing middle” of collaboration between Humans and Machines (AI) that will unlock the next wave of

“On the cover of HBR . . .” To paraphrase Dr. Hook, H. James Wilson and I are pleased that our latest article, “Embracing Gen AI at Work, is featured on cover of Harvard Business Review mag. We explore how #AI will transform over 40% of work activities and the three crucial

"Gen AI has dramatically raised the bar, requiring us to think with AI, ensure that we trust it, and continually tailor it—and ourselves—to perform better." s.hbr.org/4g5ugVq

Hear from ., Rita Gunther McGrath, H. James Wilson, and many more experts on AI, tech, and business at BIG.AI@MIT – an event co-hosted by #Thinkers50, MIT IDE, and Accenture on 15 November. Apply now: ide.mit.edu/events/the-bus…

The countdown is on for the audiobook release of "Human + Machine, Updated and Expanded". Pre-order your copy today and receive it when itΓÇÖs released. H. James Wilson audiobooks.com/promotions/pro…

AI — including generative AI — is radically transforming business. Are you ready? Accenture technology leaders Paul Daugherty and H. James Wilson are here to help you meet the challenge. Their updated and expanded book, filled with crucial insights and advice, is available now.

Human + Machine hits the shelves (digital and stores) today! Thanks to all for the support on bringing the H+M vision to life. Extending our offer to send a signed copy to those of you who buy and post a review on Amazon or your book site of choice (dm me for details).

in the new Harvard Business Review podcast, Paul Daugherty and I discuss three "fusion" skills that professionals need to grow and succeed in the age of AI. @accenture AccentureRSRCH Paul Daugherty #artificalintelligence #generativeAI #skills #TechInnovation

I remain confused by the "GenAI is a dud" arguments. We have controlled experiments showing 20%-40% gains in real work using GenAI. Adoption rates are the fastest in history. There is value. I think what folks may mean is that "companies haven't captured the value created yet."

#StevosBusinessBook of the Week: Human + #Machine: Reimagining #Work in the Age of #AI by @PaulDaugh and @HJamesWilson Provides crucial insights and advice to help you meet the AI challenge. Harvard Business Review amzn.to/3XoUZnv #ad #StevosNovelIdeas Accenture