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What employers can learn from Kaiser Permanente’s AI labor deal | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is helping healthcare companies streamline the daily grind, from automating paperwork to improving medical imaging and diagnostics. These changes, however, will inevitably cause disruption for human workers. How can the humans who are already doing the work have a say in how the technology is selected and used? That was the crux of labor AI contract negotiations that took place in 2025 between healthcare giant Kaiser Permanente and the Alliance of Health Care Unions, whic
Clients prefer AI to human advisers when the details are embarrassing | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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When and why do clients prefer to use artificial intelligence rather than a human adviser? It’s a question attracting much attention as AI advisers flood the marketplace. A recent study from the MIT Sloan School of Management introduces a new factor into the decision-making process: embarrassment. The new research shows that professional services clients who feel ashamed are more likely to prefer an AI assistant, even when they view a human alternative as more competent. The source of embarrassm
6 questions to guide your AI strategy | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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The companies seeing real returns from artificial intelligence aren’t winning because they have better algorithms. Rather, they’ve figured out how to change the way they operate, according to MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. Westerman has spent his career studying how organizations succeed at technology-driven transformation. In a presentation at the MIT Enterprise AI Forum in May, Westerman said that the companies succeeding at AI are asking better questions about their strategy and makin
Why AI-driven enterprises are the future of entrepreneurship | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is helping to level the playing field between startups and established companies, a situation fueled by a new class of organization — the AI-driven enterprise — that harnesses AI across every functional business area from day one. “AI-driven enterprises achieve phenomenal impact with far fewer resources in far less time,” said MIT Sloan School of Management senior lecturer Paul Cheek in a presentation at the most recent MIT Research and Development Conference. “Companies
AI financial advice is surprisingly good — especially if you ask the right questions | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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People are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for financial advice, but will following it improve their financial standing? “Half of Americans say they are using AI to get financial advice, but we know very little about what kind of advice they’re getting and whether they’re acting on it,” said Taha Choukhmane, an assistant professor of finance at the MIT Sloan School of Management and co-author of a new paper that measures and analyzes the quality of financial advice given by large
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