US EditionUsing AI for Board Tasks ‘Completely Bypasses the Chair’s Strategic Thinking,’ HBR Study Finds
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Using AI for Board Tasks ‘Completely Bypasses the Chair’s Strategic Thinking,’ HBR Study Finds
AI could diminish the power and influence boards have over organizations, according to a series of interviews conducted by Harvard Business Review. While it may seem routine to use AI applications so that board chairs can automate tasks like developing meeting agendas and forming board committees, HBR researchers wrote, that could actually lead to what HBR called “encroaching risk,” which happens when “the use of AI ends up weakening or eroding …
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