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Getting GenAI to live up to the hype

February 10, 2026 • by Tomoko Yokoi in Artificial intelligence • 6 min read

Tomoko Yokoi explains why GenAI isn’t delivering on its promise — and how clearer success metrics, upskilling, and purposeful scaling can finally unlock its value....

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Facing the AI onslaught, young workers need a new skill: Humility

February 5, 2026 • by Katharina Lange in Artificial intelligence • 4 min read

Entry-level roles give new recruits an opportunity to develop intuition and judgment. But a lack of humility could be stunting the development of future leaders, argues IMD’s Katharina Lange. ...

10 ways AI can support learning and skills resilience (or not)

February 5, 2026 • by Michael Watkins in Artificial intelligence • 3 min read

AI can do plenty in terms of learning and skills development – but educators and talent leaders also need to understand what AI tools should not be used for. ...

Why human-machine teams need deliberate design to be creative

February 3, 2026 • by Yeun Joon Kim, Yingyue Luna Luan in Artificial intelligence • 9 min read

Teams using AI are often perceived as less creative—regardless of their actual output. New research from Cambridge reveals the solution isn't less AI, but better collaboration design. ...

From blind spots to business value: How executives can build AI initiatives that succeed

January 29, 2026 • by José Parra Moyano in Artificial intelligence • 6 min read

Amid widespread predictions of the bursting of the AI bubble, José Parra Moyano demonstrates how leaders can focus on optimizing initiatives with strong value, data readiness, and employee endorsement. ...

Good gut: Why intuition is still essential in a world of AI

January 29, 2026 • by Heather Cairns-Lee, Eugene Sadler-Smith in Artificial intelligence • 3 min read

Being able to use your gut instinct remains vital for effective decision-making in a data-driven world. Here’s how to use and develop your “sixth sense”....

120 years of building careers: What ABB Sweden's graduate program reveals about long-term talent investment

January 27, 2026 • by Ulrika Karnland, Katarina Norén in Artificial intelligence • 13 min read

ABB Sweden’s 120-year-old graduate trainee program has survived wars, crises, and industry upheaval. What does its endurance reveal about building talent for the long term?...

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The AI productivity illusion

January 26, 2026 • by Hamilton Mann in Artificial intelligence • 12 min read

Confusing efficiency with productivity is to mistake speed for direction, and execution for value. Hamilton Mann explains how to avoid the pitfalls in your AI transformation...

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Geopolitics dominates Davos: Values-based pragmatism as a blueprint for action

January 23, 2026 • by David Bach, Julia Binder, Arturo Bris, Frédéric Dalsace, Simon J. Evenett, Florian Hoos, Jennifer Jordan, Sara Ratti, Karl Schmedders, Sarah E. Toms, Ginka Toegel in Artificial intelligence • 14 min read

From Trump and transatlantic tensions to AI’s reality check and sustainability’s reinvention, Davos 2026 signals a shift toward values-based pragmatism....

AI and the CXO: Redefining customer experience in the age of AI

January 23, 2026 • by Michael R. Wade, Konstantinos Trantopoulos in Artificial intelligence • 7 min read

To create the best customer experience, CXOs should leverage AI to build dynamic systems that adapt in real time to customer needs. We explore how leading companies are using this approach today....

Why “business partnering” is no longer enough for CFOs