Using AI well starts with a clear purpose. AI leadership and strategy bring together business priorities, responsible AI governance and the people who turn an idea into everyday practice. Leaders need to consider which problems AI can help solve, how to assess its outputs and where human judgement remains essential.
Questions about ethics, accountability and organisational readiness also shape decisions about AI adoption. This category brings together UNSW Online's articles on AI leadership and strategy. Use it as a starting point for understanding what these changes mean for organisations and professionals.
Whether you're exploring AI for the first time or considering its role in your team, you can use these articles to understand the decisions behind its use.
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AI answers existential questions
June 25th, 2020Artificial intelligence can struggle with abstraction. The tools we depend on daily display a masterly command of details, but a shakier grasp of existential matters.
The AI skill every leader needs
There's a common assumption that AI is a technical domain: something that lives in the engineering team, gets handled by data scientists and stays well out of the way of everyone else.
What is artificial intelligence (AI) leadership?
Artificial intelligence is reshaping Australian organisations at an unprecedented pace. Yet successful AI adoption is rarely about the technology alone.
Is a Master of AI Leadership and Strategy Worth It?
We are living through one of the most significant technological transformations in history.
What is artificial intelligence and how does it work?
In collaboration with Eric Isaacson, Program Director of AI Leadership and Strategy at UNSW Online, this article breaks down what AI actually is, how it works and why understanding it matters for today's professionals.How can you grow your career in an AI world?
The headlines are inescapable. Every day brings a new breakthrough in artificial intelligence, accompanied by a mix of excitement and apprehension.