Why do only 10% of companies succeed with AI? For four years, MIT SMR and BCG 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? Listen to our podcast series below to find out.
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, these AI experts 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.
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“Companies want to go in doing the right thing”: Kay Firth-Butterfield, head of AI and machine learning at the World Economic Forum, discusses the balance of power and ethics in technology.
"It’s a combination of human and machine, the gut feeling and the data”: In this week’s episode of Me, Myself, and AI, Arti Zeighami, Chief Data and Analytics Officer of H&M Group, talks about implementing AI at a global retailer.
“Collaboration between the machine and the person is very important”: In this week’s episode of MIT SMR and BCG’s Me, Myself, and AI podcast, Mattias Ulbrich, CIO of Porsche and CEO of Porsche Digital, talks about how AI can drive change in business, engineering, and society.
“With AI, the first day is the worst day”: Gina Chung, vice president of innovation at DHL, explains how AI enhances front-line operations, and the importance of human collaboration and buy-in on AI implementations.
“If you take a physician looking at health history of a synthetic individual, they cannot tell it’s unreal”: Slawek Kierner, senior vice president digital health and analytics at Humana, talks about using data simulations to predict real outcomes in this episode of MIT SMR and BCG’s Me, Myself, and AI podcast.
“It’s a roller-coaster ride,” says Prakhar Mehrotra, vice president of machine learning at Walmart. In this week’s episode of MIT SMR’s Me, Myself, and AI podcast, Mehrotra shares the ups and downs of leading AI teams and workstreams for the $500 billion retailer that tops the list of Fortune 500 companies.
