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Generative AI will fuel loneliness: Do we care enough to combat it? 

Christensen Institute

As detailed in this Atlantic article from 2017 , and reaffirmed by Jonathan Haidt’s latest research , smartphones were not a smart bet for our mental health. In short, I’m wondering how the growing role of AI in our lives will exacerbate our loneliness and the associated negative health outcomes. I asked ChatGPT. Now we know.

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Can GenAI Do Strategy?

Harvard Business Review

This article presents a classroom experiment that compared a strategy developed by a team of MBA students in the traditional way with one developed using a virtual AI assistant, which was an interactive tool that linked a tried-and-tested strategy toolkit as a plug-in to the generative AI underlying Chat GPT.

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Generative AI Won’t Revolutionize Search — Yet

Harvard Business Review

There are major practical, technical, and legal challenges to overcome before tools like ChatGPT reach the scale, robustness, and reliability of Google.

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What Salespeople Get Wrong About Using GenAI

Harvard Business Review

Discussion of generative AI has maintained a fever pitch since OpenAI released ChatGPT-3.5 However, driving adoption of generative AI as a new way of working — leading sellers toward creative use of generative AI, and helping them to use it as a coaching and learning aid — requires a very different approach.

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GenAI Could Transform How Health Care Works

Harvard Business Review

The emergence of generative AI language models like ChatGPT, has much in common with this Napster-initiated inflection point: a breakthrough technology with breathtakingly fast adoption, appropriation of other people’s data (OPD), and predictions of doom and obsolescence.

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Survey: GenAI Is Making Companies More Data Oriented

Harvard Business Review

Although cultural change generally requires human intervention, it appears that new technology — especially a new technology like generative AI that captures human imaginations — can play a role in catalyzing a data-oriented culture.

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Why Adopting GenAI Is So Difficult

Harvard Business Review

More than a year after the launch of ChatGPT, companies are still facing the same question when they first considered the technology: How do they actually go about putting it into business use? Many companies have simply discovered that generative AI tools like LLMs, while impressive, aren’t plug and play.

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