Traditional personalization tries to predict what you like based on your past, but the future of AI belongs to systems that actually understand context and convert those predictions into instant, real-time decisions.
Sunkee Lee questions whether your "fun" office is creating inspiration or actually setting a cognitive trap that anchors your team's best ideas to the room instead of the future.
Drawing from a study of over 187,000 corporate transcripts, Tepper School researcher Parand Akbari reveals that when a firm operationalizes AI matters far more than simply adopting it.
Oliver Hahl joins us to discuss his recent work on corporate purpose claims and the perception of a company's ability to deliver on those claims affects its ability to attract and retain new employees.
Linda Argote joins us to discuss how trauma patients have reduced time in the hospital when critical care teams have experience working together, know who what, and have developed shared perceptions each member's expertise and skills.
Tepper School Professor Sridhar Tayur and Tinglong Dai, a Tepper School graduate and Johns Hopkins Carey Business School professor, join Emily DeJeu to discuss how AI can help improve supply chains, but also why it can't solve every problem.