Steve Odland on governing AI in an age of uncertainty

HBS Managing the Future of Work by HBS Managing the Future of Work

Jun 10, 202644:26Business

The Conference Board's president and CEO sees AI as less a technological challenge than a managerial one, exacerbated by increasing global volatility. Drawing parallels to the introduction of the personal computer, he ar...

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