How companies can prepare for the coming “AI-first” world
- aU.S. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategic Growth
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Abstract
Purpose The authors’ research identified seven best practices of leading companies with a particularly aggressive “All-in-on-AI” approach to Artificial Intelligence technology. 10; Design/Methodology/Approach The article examines how successful companies are reskilling and upskilling their employees to help develop, interpret and improve AI systems. Findings To date, AI technologies are most commonly applied in making business processes more efficient, improving decisions and enhancing existing products and services, but “All-in-on-AI” companies eventually develop use cases across a wide variety of functions and processes, decisions and products or services. Practical/Implications While many have predicted that AI would replace humans, AI-powered companies see the primary goal as discovering how to get the best out of both by redesigning jobs, reskilling workers and becoming more efficient and effective in the process. Originality Value Companies seeking to get significant returns on their investment in AI should take note of the practices of leading firms.
TL;DRExamination of how successful companies are reskilling and upskilling their employees to help develop, interpret and improve AI systems suggests companies seeking to get significant returns on their investment in AI should take note of the practices of leading firms. (Semantic Scholar)