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Research: How Responsible AI Protects the Bottom Line

Harvard Business

Companies can’t afford to view ethical considerations as a luxury.

Ethics 187
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What Is Responsible Computing?

Harvard Business

It is a practical blueprint that firms can use to make their IT more green, ethical, trustworthy, and sustainable, based on six pillars that leaders need to address for their business to become a responsible computing provider: data centers, infrastructure, code, data, systems, and impact.

Ethics 174
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How to Implement AI — Responsibly

Harvard Business

Researchers engaged with organizations across a variety of industries, each at a different stage of implementing responsible AI.

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How to Fix Your Company’s Culture of Overwork

Harvard Business

The new age of flexible of work has encouraged a culture of overwork, which is proving to be harmful to the mental health of employees.

Culture 250
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Why Law Firms Need IT Policies

Kraft Kennedy

The rules and procedures that govern how organizations use technology to conduct business, Information technology (IT) policies are crucial to security, efficiency and productivity and shouldn’t be considered optional, static or one-size-fits all.

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How Leaders Can Be Stewards of “Good Tech”

Harvard Business

It’s always been important for companies to take responsibility for the creation, application, and disruption of the technologies they create and use, but now that the rapid application of AI is affecting people’s privacy, security, and daily lives as never before, accepting that responsibility is essential.

Company 249
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Advisory Board Company Interviews and Culture

Management Consulted

Running to Criticism: The conviction that exceptional contributions requires an ethic of seeking unbiased feedback and a commitment to addressing, both individually and collectively as a farm, our most critical development needs. Healthcare Informatics , HCI 100 (largest health care information technology firms)—2013, 2012, 2011.