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Generative AI vs. Predictive AI: Why the Investment Gap Doesn’t Reflect Real Value
Generative AI vs. Predictive AI: Why the Investment Gap Doesn’t Reflect Real Value

The AI Investment Paradox Generative AI is dominating headlines, while predictive AI quietly powers businesses behind the scenes. Despite delivering far greater returns in efficiency and cost savings, predictive AI receives nearly the same level of investment as its flashier counterpart. Why? The answer lies in perception: generative AI dazzles with its creative outputs, while predictive AI quietly drives results. Yet for businesses seeking measurable ROI, predictive AI remains the unsung hero.

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AI Ethics, driving data projectsChristine Haskellpredictive ai, generative ai, data supply chainComment
AI’s Newest Employee: Who Bears the Burden of Your Digital Coworkers?
AI’s Newest Employee: Who Bears the Burden of Your Digital Coworkers?

Digital coworkers are no longer hypothetical. AI-driven agents—agentics—are creeping into every function, every decision process, and every interaction within organizations. In some ways, they are the executive dream—they don’t need coffee breaks, demand raises, or call in sick. And yet, they’re reshaping work in ways few leaders are prepared to handle.

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AI Ethics, driving data projectsChristine Haskellagentics, ethics, data governance, data strategy, compliance, human resources, cdos, chros, cios, ctos, data teams, driving data projects, messy middle, risk management, Digital coworkersComment
The Great Responsibility Shift: From Corporate Stewardship to Individual Burden

Just as beverage companies once managed their packaging waste, tech companies were once more straightforward about their data practices. But now, we’re seeing a troubling pattern of companies quietly expanding their data collection through obscure settings and opt-out mechanisms buried in lengthy terms of service.

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AI Ethics, Driving ChangeChristine Haskelldata literacy, data project, data protection, citizen protection, data privacy, data security, corporate accountabiilty, corporate responsibilityComment