Researchers have used artificial intelligence to discover a new class of antibiotics effective against drug-resistant bacteria. The AI models developed at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard analyze chemical structures to predict antibiotic activity and potential human cell toxicity. What does this mean for leaders? The main takeaway is that business leaders in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries should probably start investing in AI technologies to enhance research and ... Read More
Increased Use of AI Among Workers Leads to Greater Concerns About Job Security
A CNBC and SurveyMonkey poll reveals that 72% of employees who use AI at work find it boosts productivity. Despite the positive impact on productivity, 42% of employees express concerns about AI affecting their job security. This is not surprising as the more people use AI at work, the more they fear how this is going to affect them later. Experts suggest that AI will transform rather than eliminate jobs, advising workers to adapt and collaborate with technology. What does ... Read More
CEO Fired for Using AI
The Arena Group, the parent company of Sports Illustrated and The Street, dismissed its CEO Ross Levinsohn after a controversy involving AI-generated fake author profiles. This decision follows the termination of three key executives and coincides with allegations of unethical AI use in content creation. Although there was no direct link stated between the AI scandal and the recent firings (with the company remaining discreet about the reasons), many are speculating that this is ... Read More
OpenAI’s COO: Setting Realistic Expectations for AI in Business
Here’s an interesting take from an AI leader. In a recent interview with CNBC, OpenAI's Chief Operating Officer, Brad Lightcap, advised caution in expecting rapid, transformative business changes from AI technology. Despite the growing interest in generative AI for enterprise use, Lightcap interestingly said that AI is not a quick fix for complex business challenges. One main reason is that the technology is still evolving. There's a recognition that AI, in its current ... Read More
Don’t Wait on Adopting AI at Work
Ethan Mollick recently published a great article about rebuilding organizations for AI. Three main takeaways worth mentioning: First, he referenced a saying that “there are only two ways to react to exponential change: too early or too late.” In the case of AI, it’s best to react as early as possible even though today’s technology is limited and not without flaws. Starting early will give you an advantage because you’ll be more adaptable to change given that the advancements in ... Read More
A Custom GPT That Will Help You Write Better Emails at Work
In last week’s newsletter, I mentioned that OpenAI announced they’re rolling out custom versions of GPTs. This week, I made one. I created a custom GPT (based on my “Don’t Reply All” book) that would help anyone who uses it to write better emails at work. For context: my book covers some basic principles of email communication in a corporate environment, so this custom GPT takes the book’s concepts and tailors them to users of the GPT. It’s free to use this custom GPT, but you’ll ... Read More
Three Things to Know about OpenAI’s DevDay
The biggest news recently was about OpenAI’s DevDay where the organization behind ChatGPT discussed their latest AI advancements. You can watch the full video here (around 45 minutes): Here are three main takeaways: Customized GPTs OpenAI announced that they’re rolling out custom versions of GPTs that you can create to help you with specific purposes. Those custom GPTs can be sold on their "GPT Store” (similar to an App Store), which is launching soon. Anyone can create them, so no ... Read More
Prompt Engineering & the Different Types of Prompting
I recently attended a great talk by thought leaders in the AI space. One of the speakers was Elvis Saravia (founder and lead AI scientist at DAIR). He wrote a comprehensive guide called the “Prompt Engineering Guide” that covers the topic in-depth. Prompt engineering is this idea of tweaking and optimizing your prompts (i.e., the questions you ask a tool like ChatGPT) to improve the output that you get. Some AI experts believe that this whole discipline of prompt engineering will ... Read More
Using DALL·E with ChatGPT (and what that means for business leaders)
Not too long ago, OpenAI enabled the use of DALL-E within ChatGPT (only for ChatGPT Plus subscribers). If you’re not familiar with it, DALL-E is an AI system that can generate images and art from a text description. I started using ChatGPT + DALL·E to create image headers for my “AI for Leaders” newsletter. Here are a few samples: Those turned out way better than I expected. No graphic designer is needed. How to use it: If you’re a ChatGPT Plus user, start a new chat and ... Read More
More Than 80% of Enterprises Will Use AI by 2026
Gartner recently released a report highlighting that AI adoption by the C-suite has become a top priority. They are projecting that by 2026, 80% of enterprises will be using some form of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) within their organizations. This is up from less than 5% in 2023. Here’s the link to the full article. Gartner By 2026, more than 80% of enterprises will have used generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) application programming interfaces (APIs) or ... Read More
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