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Conceptual intelligence, an entity's ability to think conceptually in creative problem solving for adding value to the environment, interacts with ethical intelligence to shape the believed future scenario. Developing a maximum strategy for growth involves leveraging conceptual intelligence for creative problem-solving and adding value to the relationship or environment. Conceptual intelligence ranges from survival-based ethics to broad conceptual ethics. Entities with high conceptual intelligence can intuitively add value, influencing their environment significantly. Businesses emphasizing a strong vision for the greater good coupled with a strong growth strategy witness higher growth potential. Interested in learning more? Check out my blog at https://bit.ly/44dUG1J Or feel free to check out my book EVOLVE FOR GROWTH available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3QY2ONB #GrowthStrategy #MarketInsights #CustomerCentric

How do you ethically use technology and AI in the future? Our themed book has short stories (and discussion questions) giving real life examples that may soon happen. Order a print or ebook version today!

As a reminder, the Edward Elgar Handbook on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence is now available in hardback and ebook, *and* the eBook is actually relatively cheap! (-ish at least re: Academic Publishing). If you're interested but unsure, you can search my name & "Disabling 'AI'" to find a pre-print of my chapter and, probably, the introduction. https://lnkd.in/gUm_qaWf

I recently read the book "The Coming Wave" by Mustafa Suleyman. Well, on Gates Notes, BG recommended the book with these words- "The Coming Wave is a clear-eyed view of the extraordinary opportunities and genuine risks ahead". Now that is high praise! So, before I realised, I had ordered it on Amazon! Now, this is not a book summary. Instead this is my take on why is this an important book for technologists. As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, it’s easy for technologists to become deeply focused on the “how” of innovation—how to build the next breakthrough, how to push the limits of what's possible. However, the critical question is increasingly about the “why” and “what next.” The Coming Wave by Mustafa Suleyman provides essential insights into the complex future of technology, offering technologists a blueprint for navigating the intersection of innovation, ethics, and society. Here are four key reasons why this book is a must-read for anyone working in the tech industry. #productmanager #productmanagement

The ethics of using artificial intelligence in scientific research: new guidance needed for a new tool David B. Resnik  Mohammad Hosseini The ethics of using artificial intelligence in scientific research: new guidance needed for a new tool | AI and Ethics (springer.com)

Important reading!

For the past few weeks, I’ve been reading about how to teach writing, reading, and critical inquiry. From these foundational skills, you get communication, critical thinking and problem-solving. These aren’t books designed for law professors, they’re old books for middle school teachers. It’s enlightening. As a society, as leaders, and as bosses, I think we need to go back and revisit these concepts because something has gotten lost. When we give feedback, we’re not going deep enough and helping people do better next time. And when we receive feedback, we’re not finding the lesson in what we hear. We keep hoping the next shiny new technology will fill these gaps, without admitting that these gaps exist. Now we’ve got band-aids slapped all over a bunch of big, ambiguous problems. For the embarrassing and unambiguous problems, there’s a clear line going right back to the lack of writing, reading, and critical inquiry. These headline-grabbing mistakes wouldn’t occur if these foundational skills were present and used. I think we need to re-embrace the importance of writing and critical thinking. We shouldn’t skip it and we shouldn’t assign it. For people who don’t read, write, or think critically, it’s easy to think that GenAI will replace everything that certain employees can do. And for employees who don’t read, write, or think critically, the assumption that GenAI can do their work isn’t wrong. So working from both directions, how do we re-infuse our minds and our world with these skills? Can we at least agree that writing, reading, critical inquiry, critical thinking, and problem-solving are important and necessary skills for us all to have? #LegalWriting #Writing #GenerativeAI #Lawyers

I was searching for some new books 📖 to add to my wishlist for 2025, and these three caught my attention: Ethics, Technology, and Engineering https://lnkd.in/dzJputCw Innovation on Demand https://lnkd.in/dHPAtpzG Exploring Strategy: Text & Cases https://lnkd.in/diFewW8S Perhaps you might find these appealing too if you share similar interests. #Books ##LifelongLearning

Well, this is cool: Microsoft is looking to find the sweet spot between the speed of social media and the lasting impact of books with its own publishing imprint, 8080 Books — aiming to bring new titles to market much faster than traditional publishing allows. Launching this week, the goal is “to publish original research, ideas, and insights at the intersection of science, technology, and business, and in doing so, help advance the discourse and debate,” reads the 8080 Books charter. A typical publishing house might require six to nine months to take a book from manuscript to market, under an accelerated schedule. In contrast, 8080 Books is positioning itself to publish new titles in as little as three months. #books #publishing #socialmedia #culture #creativity #science #media #research #innovation #technology #business #strategy #leadership #microsoft #investing