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Air traffic control isn't the place for AI, aviation CEO says: We should 'never really give the full reins to a computer' | Fortune
"It takes years to develop that instinct to really understand how to do this job," said Patrick Arnzen, CEO of flight training organization Thrust Flight.
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fortune.com
Using AI at work can lead to a 'virtuous cycle,' with workers reporting better job satisfaction and efficiency, BCG chief AI ethics officer…
"We also think it’s really important to educate people about the tech," said Steven Mills, chief AI ethics officer at Boston Consulting Group.
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AI doesn’t fail on tech—it fails on leadership | Fortune
Moving beyond the AI hype cycle toward the autonomous enterprise starts with intentional leadership.
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cnbc.com
Airbnb CEO: The skills students should develop instead of worrying about AI—you'll 'always need' them
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says college students in the age of AI should "try to learn the things you think will always be true, regardless of technology."
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Air traffic control isn't the place for AI, aviation CEO says: We should 'never really give the full reins to a computer' | Fortune
"It takes years to develop that instinct to really understand how to do this job," said Patrick Arnzen, CEO of flight training organization Thrust Flight.
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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky says employers need to hire Gen Z even if 'AI can do the interns' work'—or one day, the bots will outnumber bosses…
Airbnb cofounder and CEO Brian Chesky warns AI isn’t “magic,” and companies that skip out on hiring Gen Z risk losing future CEOs to automation.
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Companies are trying to do too much with AI, says IT CEO | Fortune
“Pick one or two domains and go end to end.”