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4 seats AI can occupy at the negotiating table | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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Negotiation was once considered the unique domain of humans, but that’s no longer the case. Today, you may encounter AI at your side or across the table, or serving as a mediator in every step of the negotiation process. For leaders, the question is no longer simply whether to use AI in negotiation. It’s what role AI should play, how much authority it should be granted, and where human oversight must remain in place, according to MIT Sloan School of Management professor Jared Curhan. “AI is not
Can AI’s climate benefits outweigh its costs? | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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The surging resource demands of artificial intelligence make headlines almost daily. The United Nations recently noted that by 2030, data centers could be using three times as much electricity as the combined annual demand of Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria — countries that are collectively home to more than 650 million people. Many industry watchers worry that the greenhouse emissions from AI’s growing energy use will make climate change significantly worse. Others suggest that AI will help s
Who will own the AI agent economy? | MIT Sloan (opens the original)
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MIT’s Ramesh Raskar offers a compelling vision of the future. Suppose a 70-year-old pre-diabetic woman from rural India wants to attend a festival in a nearby city. She tells this to her AI agent — every person in this future has a personal AI agent — and it gets to work. It finds and purchases her train ticket; it negotiates the best rate on a hotel within walking distance of a health clinic; and it establishes a menu sensitive to her medical condition. It also arranges for her to attend the ev
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