We often need to believe that a new idea will fix what previous ones failed to correct. This is a constant in the life of organizations: as soon as one concept runs out of steam, another replaces it, supposedly delivering on the promises that were broken. This is even more true when the promise lies in or is supported by technologies that we know follow a roller coaster model, alternating between phases of excitement and disappointment before finally settling into a certain normality. Artificial intelligence is now arriving as a...
Artificial intelligence promises to increase our capabilities, but what happens when this promise backfires? Warning signs are multiplying, ranging from illusions of competence to...
Over the past year, enthusiasm for artificial intelligence seems to have moved beyond the discovery phase and entered the industrialization phase. Every week, new...
1°) Who is the author?
Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008) is a British science fiction writer whom you are surely familiar with through one of his most famous...
Since its emergence 30 years ago, knowledge management has sought to capture, share and enhance the collective knowledge of organizations. But despite technological and...