AI productivity is not simply a technology question.
It has become a board, capital allocation, labour, inflation and legitimacy question.
AI productivity is not simply a technology question.
It is has become a board, capital allocation, labour, inflation and legitimacy question.
In this ‘Something for the Weekend’ article, Dr Henri Winand argues that AI productivity is being priced before it has been proven.
The useful board test is not whether employees are using AI.
It is whether verified output has risen, the full cost has fallen, and the gain has reached the P&L without creating uncounted risk elsewhere.
That distinction is important since neither usage nor prompts are productivity.
More documents are not productivity and avoided headcount is not productivity either, if the old process remains and the verification burden grows.
Read the full article here:
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