The Best Response to AI Is AQ
Top 5 ways to prepare for the tsunami of GenAI (and change)
Editor’s note: This is part of the series about our integral learning model, BuildU. BuildU’s purpose is to accelerate human potential. This post was inspired by the teamwork w/NORCAL et al., Peter Leyden, Joe Boggio @“The Great Progression.”
In 2023, two-thirds of all boards will be briefed on one topic — the impact that generative AI is going to have on their industry and their operating model. For reference, no other singular topic has dominated the attention of boardrooms as fast as this, except for the pandemic.
“Simply put, artificial intelligence is now a player in the shaping of knowledge, communication, and power. These reconfigurations are occurring at the level of epistemology, principles of justice, social organization, political expression, culture, understandings of human bodies, subjectivities, and identities: what we are and what we can be.” — Kate Crawford, author of Atlas of AI, cofounder and former director of research at the AI Now Institute at NYU
