Celeste Headlee

AI doesn’t have to be a rival. It can be a collaborator.

Nearly 90 percent of businesses believe AI will be an important part of their success, but more than 60% are scaling back their investments in AI. The smartest leaders will implement AI strategically and intentionally, without risking a big investment that doesn’t pay off or, worse, increases costs and reduces productivity. AI is not profitable yet, but savvy leaders can use this new tool without losing the trust and innovation that comes from a skilled workforce.

This tech is brand new and at this point, it’s unclear how it will function within business environments. There are a lot of possibilities and smart leaders will invest in what works, while protecting their company’s human assets – capitalizing on the power of AI while protecting the skills that are unique to human beings, like communication, creativity, ethical judgment and adaptability.

Celeste Headlee offers tangible help for leaders at all levels to avoid the pitfalls of AI implementation by highlighting what AI can do – crunch data at incredible speed, pattern and image recognition, real time translation, and predicting outcomes – and what it can’t. Our species communicates with more sophistication, nuance, and emotional intelligence than any other. It’s crucial that we protect human communication and focus the power of AI on the tasks at which it excels.

Get past the hype to an honest understanding of how AI can help, and how you can protect your business from data security threats, trust issues, tech hallucinations, and broken communications.