Isbn: 9781972154267 - where did the company's intelligence go?: ai leadership, human judgment, and accountability in the intelligent enterprise (3 Ergebnisse)

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - AI can make a company faster. But can it also make the company forget how to think As organizations embed artificial intelligence into customer service, forecasting, software development, security, operations, and decision making, corporate intelligence does not simply disappear. It moves from employees into workflows, from workflows into models, and from the organization into vendors and technology platforms. The danger begins when leaders can no longer locate the knowledge, judgment, memory, or authority their companies depend upon. In \*Where Did the Company's Intelligence Go \*, Richard Lightcap, Ph.D., examines real world examples from Morgan Stanley, Klarna, Amazon, Boston Consulting Group, Zillow, Air Canada, Microsoft, IBM, Moderna, JPMorgan Chase, and Walmart. These cases reveal what happens when AI augments expertise, automates it, obscures it, or carries it beyond the organization's direct control. The book exposes the hidden intelligence deficit that can emerge through employee deskilling, weakened apprenticeship, institutional memory without understanding, vendor dependence, and accountability without meaningful authority. More importantly, it gives leaders practical frameworks for tracing where intelligence has moved, distinguishing productivity from genuine organizational intelligence, preserving critical expertise, designing effective human authority, evaluating AI vendors, and measuring whether automation is making the company more capable or merely more dependent. For executives, board members, technology leaders, cybersecurity and risk professionals, educators, and anyone responsible for the future of work, this book asks the question every organization adopting AI must be prepared to answer: After the transformation is complete, will your company still know how to think.…