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AI worker performance levers essay

10 levers for shaping generative AI that truly improves worker performance | MIT Sloan

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“Historically, workers have executed processes manually. Now, they are increasingly finding themselves in a new role: human in the loop, overseeing and analyzing the work that generative AI carries out. https://t.co/MVJZa6hTtO”

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GenAI market research MIT essay

Generative AI as a tool for market research | MIT Sloan

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“MIT Sloan associate professor @johnjhorton makes the case that large language models can effectively deliver informal market insights that can later be refined through further investigation and more formal research practices. https://t.co/IVLv1CKPze”