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As Thomas Kawalec mentioned, technology is no longer a "nice to have" - it's essential for building a strong, adaptable MedTech company. Accenture is committed to continuous improvement, and we are tackling this with tech-powered visibility & predictability, shift-left engineering, and digital workforce development for our clients. P.S. Dive deeper into these strategies in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/dj227sYn

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The changes brought on by emerging technologies and supercharged by #GenerativeAI are rapidly altering the dynamics of public communications.?Excited to share this article co-authored with Kevin Ellenwood, where we share how government organizations can update their efforts to build trust and communicate priorities to meet the public’s changing habits. Hope you enjoy the read and comment with your thoughts: https://lnkd.in/exw2W6XZ? #PublicSector #AccentureLifeTrends

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The secret to successful AI implementations? Worker voice When stakeholders become more involved in generative AI design and implementation, it’s more likely that such tools will augment work rather than displace workers. As organizations begin to understand the capabilities and effects of generative artificial intelligence, a group of MIT experts hopes a new framework for technology design and implementation will inspire leaders to include worker voice in their decision-making. In a new paper, “Bringing Worker Voice Into Generative AI,” the researchers explain that generative AI is “well-suited to bottom-up development and use.” They also contend that the more that stakeholders are involved in defining the problems and opportunities the technology can address, “the more likely it is that these tools will be used to augment how workers do their jobs rather than displace them.” The paper was written by Thomas A. Kochan, Ben Armstrong, Julie Shah, Emilio J. Castilla, Ben Likis, and Martha E. Mangelsdorf, all of MIT. It draws on more than 50 interviews with academics, business managers, AI experts, and labor leaders and is also guided by the researchers’ earlier work. “I know from prior work that I’ve done in automation and robotics, the most successful applications of automation were those where the engineers were working side by side with those on the shop floor or those with the domain expertise,” said Shah, professor and department head at the MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, in an interview. “The opportunity here is to follow that same playbook so that generative AI can have the positive outcomes that we hope it will have.” Here’s a closer look at the four stages of technology design and implementation where leaders should solicit input from their workers. https://lnkd.in/dPdYanTW By Meredith Somers

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Research from Bain & Company shows “ dealmakers have remained interested in AI-powered and AI enabled healthcare assets, with firms recognizing the huge potential upside AI can deliver for existing and future healthcare investments.” PEI dives into what this looks like in practice. #AI https://dy.si/5j51K

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To all my friends and colleagues in the #UX industry: Please read Kevin Fumai's list of predictions. I can't agree with Kevin more on this his UX forecast - the first on the list!

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Research from Bain & Company shows “ dealmakers have remained interested in AI-powered and AI enabled healthcare assets, with firms recognizing the huge potential upside AI can deliver for existing and future healthcare investments.” PEI dives into what this looks like in practice. https://dy.si/NYHo

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I am thrilled to announce that the fruits of our conversations on equitable generative AI have been published by D^3! After a collaborative effort, we have compiled and reviewed a set of best practices that are now available on the D^3 website. These best practices aim to promote responsible AI methods and ensure equity in the field of generative AI. #AI #ResponsibleAI #EquitableAI #GenerativeAI #BestPractices #Collaboration #LeadingWithAI

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An interesting article from Gregory Geehan

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Interesting overview. We need a framework that covers the special regional regulatory requirements according to the Lego brick building technique. The OECD principles are a good starting point. Then it must become more effective in order to be able to implement it in practice. The maturity of these policies is lacking. Genetic approaches of the NIST AI RMF, undefined (legal) terms of the EU AI ACT, for example. This now needs to be fleshed out. There are good initiatives and approaches for this. In my opinion, interdisciplinarity and the inclusion of industry aspects are relevant in order to ensure interoperability. Education is also essential.

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In this video (a little dry, but not very long), Patrick Whitney from the IIT Institute of Design talks about using design to abstract the problem, using Apple's approach to music (iPod, iTunes, etc.) as an example. This "step back" to abstract a problem doesn't just apply to design but most projects in general. How many times have your business/clients requested a solution? "We need you to implement X?" "We need a report with Y tables and charts?" How often have you found that the solution the business wants isn't what they need? In my opinion, virtually every project should start by abstracting the problem and analysing it, just like Patrick Whitney discusses doing for product design. https://lnkd.in/g7KCVwTC

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Despite the noise by high-tech corporations, #startups, #VCs, and analysts, we are in the early phase of #generativeAI. While we don't know if it will transform every business process driving operational efficiencies, create new revenue streams, result in massive productivity improvements, and curtail costs, the early signs are encouraging for pilot projects.

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The Future of Urbanization + AI Technology Revolution: The Future of Now Radio Wednesday on Zoom, 10:45 AM / Eastern Brenna Berman, Don DeLoach, Eric Simone ???????, and Jeffrey DeCoux are joining Future of Now host Bonnie D. Graham for a LIVE panel this Wednesday on how to make cities smarter and safer for citizens. Live weekly radio show featuring a panel of 4 futurists unpacking their predictions on the topic of the week. Currently covering The Future of AI and __ [a different industry, profession, creative genre each week] – Live on VoiceAmerica Business + live-streaming on LinkedIn and Facebook! National sovereignty and global productivity will go to the nation that deploys the Intelligent Infrastructure enabling Industry 4.0.? Autonomy Institute #urbanization #AI #infrastructure?#future?#transportation?#arpa-i?#arpax #cybersecure?#jobs?#bank?#digital?#innovation?#data?#people?#visionzero?#continuumofcapital?#dataexchange?#partnerships?#supplychains?#digitaltwin?#privacy?#investment?#p3programs

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We must increase the pipeline, consistency, and handoff of capital flows across the evidence-building tiers to advance a more robust research and development #edtech infrastructure. Read the latest resource from GETN-US: https://lnkd.in/dWn4pHdy Grateful to have the opportunity to contribute to this piece & learn from collaborators: Stephanie (Short) Loeck, Erin Mote from InnovateEDU, Katie Boody Adorno from Leanlab Education, Malvika Bhagwat from Owl Ventures, Amber Oliver from the Robin Hood Learning & Technology Fund. This latest resource follows the Fall 2023 Tenets & Principles of EdTech Trialing Networks & Environments resource ( https://lnkd.in/diKef5ww) outlined a new shared language to drive a modernized and equity-centered approach to conducting EdTech R&D in learning environments. The report includes a summary of the barriers to and benefits of a more robust innovation infrastructure and the guiding ideas – four tenets and ten principles – necessary to yield unprecedented breakthroughs in the field. Read this resource here: https://lnkd.in/dWn4pHdy GETN-US is a collaborative group of EdTech researchers, founders, nonprofits, and capital providers—venture capitalists, philanthropists, and federal leaders—from the United States committed to working together to accelerate the success and scale of effective, usable products that enhance students’ learning. The Global Edtech Trialing Network is a collaborative effort supported by the Jacobs Foundation to advance best practices in the field of edtech co-development and evaluation through “testbeds” or authentic school environments in which to trial emerging education technologies.

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Poe Introduces Previews To Compete With Claude Artifacts: Poe, the popular competitor to ChatGPT and Claude AI has introduced a new feature called Previews that rivals Claude AI’s Artifacts. Continue reading on Generative AI ? #genai #generativeai #ai

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"Emerging Technology Trends: JPMorgan Chase Perspective", report published now in June 2024 by JPMorganChase. ?? This report outlines key areas in global #technology #modernization, covering #cloud infrastructure, #AI-driven demand, and #chip competition. It discusses advancements in #quantumcomputing, modern engineering practices, and customer experience #strategies. Additionally, it explores #AI-powered employee experience, large-scale #data and #AI/ #ML deployment, and enhanced #security measures for the firm. Link: https://lnkd.in/d5VP-xm9 #ailaw?#machinelearning?#deeplearning?#artificialera?#web3?#web4?#web5?#fintech?#digitalera?#digitaltransformation?#generativeAI?#trustworthyAI #explainableAI #aiethics?#artificialintelligence?#explainableAI?#responsibleAI #foundationmodels #GPAI #GAI #LLMs #NLPs #GenAI #frontierAI #narrowAI #AGI #ethicalAI #adversarialAI

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Lex Coors, Chief Data Centre Technology & Engineering Officer and EUDCA Policy Committee Chair on the Seventh Wave of AI – referred to as ‘We Are AI’ “As we delve deeper into this proposition, we confront profound questions about the nature of consciousness, autonomy and the human experience,” he writes. “By embracing the seventh wave, humanity embarks on a journey towards a future where AI serves not as a tool of domination, but as a catalyst for collective empowerment and societal progress.” #AI #Artificialintelligence #WeareAI

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