How to use Artificial Intelligence to increase business creativity?

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We are told Artificial Intelligence (AI) may be a threat for business creativity. In her new book, Margherita Pagani, the Director of SKEMA Centre for Artificial Intelligence, demonstrates its a nonsense. She answers our questions.

Margherita Pagani’s new book “Artificial Intelligence for Business Creativity”, co-edited with Renaud Champion, is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the impact of AI on business creativity and how to effectively leverage it to foster creativity and innovation in their organization. It is a must-read for anyone looking to increase their knowledge and understanding of AI and its impact on business creativity.

How to use Artificial Intelligence to increase business creativity? – Margherita Pagani

This book provides an in-depth examination of the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the business sector to foster creativity. The book explores the interplay between micro-level individual creativity and macro-level organizational innovation through the lens of AI. It delves into three crucial areas where AI can stimulate business creativity: product and service design, optimized processes, and enhanced organizational collaboration. The authors also highlight the versatility and capability of generative AI systems in promoting creativity and innovation.

Intended for business leaders, managers, entrepreneurs, and those interested in AI and creativity, the book offers practical guidance and insightful recommendations on how organizations can effectively utilize AI to enhance their creative process. By offering a comprehensive understanding of the role of AI in fostering creativity, the book equips its readers with the tools to stay ahead in the rapidly changing landscape of AI and creativity.

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Dominique Vian

18 articles

Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Strategy Research Centre, SKEMA Business School - University Côte d'Azur, France

Dhafer Saidane

11 articles

Professor of Finance, Centre for Global Risks, SKEMA Business School - University Côte d'Azur, France

Michel-Henry Bouchet

3 articles

Michel-Henry Bouchet, former Senior Economist at the World Bank and President of Owen Stanley Financial, currently Strategy Adviser of investment...

Nathan Dubois

2 articles

Student at SKEMA Business School, MSc Financial Markets and Investments

Marie Weinberg

2 articles

Etudiante à SKEMA Business School, Responsable Marketing & Communication. 

Lilia Grinda

2 articles

Student at SKEMA Business School, Programme Grande Ecole

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