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Subscribe todayHow technology advances are changing the economy and providing new opportunities in many industries.
The Ausbildung is widely touted as an example other countries should follow. But it’s struggling to keep up with technological change.
In all industries across the globe, senior leaders believe that future growth hinges on intelligent use of data. But the difficulty of doing this—particularly with sparse resources, highdata volumes, and the speed of conducting business today—has fueled interest in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The overwhelmingly positive attitude toward AI and its promised benefits became clear in a recent survey of 2,300 global business and IT leaders by MIT Technology Review Insights, in association with Pure Storage, a leading enterprise flash storage company. At the same time, the survey revealed that senior leaders must begin now to address the practical challenges of AI adoption and assuage concerns about balancing the human-AI equation.
Pentagram’s Michael Bierut leads this 119-year-old magazine back to the future
