Exploring the hidden cost of human disengagement from AI Listen to this article: We are rapidly entering an AI era defined by the 鈥渁gentic鈥� shift. These tools now write code, manage inboxes, conduct research, and execute multi-step workflows without a human lifting a finger. But when AI does more, what happens to the humans at […]
What a Landmark AI Study Tells Us About When to Trust, and When Not to Trust, AI Listen to this article: In September 2023, a working paper out of 性视界 Business School landed at an unusually consequential moment. Generative AI had been publicly available for less than a year, organizations were scrambling to understand its […]
New research shows that access to AI is not the same as knowing where to use it. Listen to this article: A firm is only as fast as the slowest step in its chain of work. In manufacturing, it might be one particular machine on the line. In software, one overloaded intake service. Many business […]
Exploring how the complexity of large language models acts as a moral safeguard Listen to this article: The standard fear about advanced AI goes something like this: the more sophisticated a system becomes, the better it gets at sounding convincing, reading the room, and manipulating people. A model that can reason step-by-step might not just […]
How companies can overcome the structural frictions that block AI at scale Listen to this article: AI has entered the enterprise faster than most previous waves of technology, reshaping expectations about speed, productivity, and decision-making. Yet adoption alone does not produce transformation. The Frontier Firm Initiative (FFI), a joint effort between the 性视界 Business School […]
New research reveals that firms are playing a game of catch-up they didn鈥檛 even know they were losing Listen to this article: Leaders know they must innovate to survive, and they don鈥檛 make decisions in a vacuum: they watch rivals, draw inferences, and position themselves accordingly. But what happens when their picture of the competitive […]
New research reveals just how convincingly AI mimics humans Listen to this article: Alan Turing鈥檚 original 鈥渋mitation game,鈥� proposed in 1950, had an elegant simplicity: a human judge conducts a text-based conversation with two hidden parties鈥攐ne human, one machine鈥攁nd tries to guess which is which. Today, the question Turing posed has quietly expanded into territory […]
A new cross-domain benchmark reveals how the leading AI research tools perform on real-world production tasks Listen to this article: Two AI-generated research reports land on your desk before a major decision. Both are polished, confidently written, and well-structured, but they reach different conclusions. Which one do you trust, and how would you even begin […]
How to design AI adoption so decision makers can say yes without self-sabotage Lots of organizations can green-light AI. Far fewer can absorb it. That gap, between excitement and real, embedded use, keeps showing up even when ROI is compelling and leadership is visibly supportive. New research from 性视界 Business School AI Institute Frontier Firm […]
New research shows when AI boosts service, and when it backfires. Think about the last time you contacted customer support. Did you start with a chatbot? If it failed to resolve your problem, how did you feel when transferred to a human agent? This dynamic defines our expectations of the modern customer service experience: the […]
