Why do only 10% of companies succeed with AI? For four years, BCG and MIT SMR have studied corporate adoption of artificial intelligence. The most recent research has found that 90% of organizations do not realize significant financial benefit from the technology. So, what are the other 10% doing right? Each episode of Me, Myself, and AI features a discussion with a leading practitioner helping his or her organization gain measurable value from AI.
Whether they work at a born-digital organization or (more often) a legacy company, our guests all have actionable insights to share. The series covers strategy, deployment, human-and-machine collaboration, and scaling. We also explore what first interested these leaders in AI, how they got to where they are today, and what keeps them excited about their field.
Shilpa Prasad—entrepreneur in residence at LG Electronics’ innovation incubator, LG Nova—explains her role in identifying promising startups, supporting entrepreneurs, and scoping out new business opportunities for LG, and why artificial intelligence is at the forefront of this work.
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Anders Sjögren, senior technical leader at Volvo Cars, discusses how the automaker applies data, analytics, and artificial intelligence to support innovative automotive engineering in areas like driver and passenger safety and sustainable vehicle design.
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Ayelet Israeli, the Marvin Bower Associate Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, discusses the promise and limitations of using genAI to represent human participants in marketing studies, the subject of a paper Israeli co-wrote with two Microsoft researchers.
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