Events

In Session 5 of the Generative AI Observatory’s summer series, Prof. Shikhar Ghosh will highlight how CEOs and management teams can navigate the complexities of AI and using AI in their organizations. He will cover real-world examples to help us understand the key opportunities and challenges and risks organizations face as they think about implementing their AI strategy.

Join us for an insightful session as we delve into the latest advancements in hardware and computing. Explore the rapid growth of computation power in handheld and personal devices, while addressing the challenge of thermal dissipation and potential upcoming solutions. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the evolving world of technology.

In Session 4 of the Generative AI Observatory’s summer series, Prof. Shikhar Ghosh will talk through how companies can tactically think about introducing AI into their businesses. He will talk through a real-life example of a company that is actively looking to implement AI to disrupt their own business. Particularly highlighting key questions around, how to set the strategy, what are the key steps to take, what are the benefits, tradeoffs and considerations to implementing AI and how to measure success.

In Session 3 of the Generative AI Observatory’s summer series, Prof. Shikhar Ghosh will introduce a Strategy Framework that helps business leaders think about AI adoption in their organizations. He will highlight some real-world examples on how AI is disrupting and being adopted in various industries and share key questions that every business leader needs to ask.

In Session 2 of the Generative AI Observatory’s summer series, Prof. Shikhar Ghosh will talk about how GenAI can disrupt businesses and departments across the enterprise by sharing examples and frameworks. Prof. Jacqueline Lane will also lead an interactive experience where we’ll use generative AI to spark creativity and innovation in group brainstorming within your breakout rooms!

Join us for an enlightening event featuring Dr. Broderick Turner, renowned researcher and Business in Global Society Fellow at Harvard Business School. Dr. Turner is the driving force behind the Technology, Race, and Prejudice (T.R.A.P.) Lab, which aims to uncover the complex dynamics of marketing, technology, racism, and emotion.

In the introductory session of the Generative AI Observatory’s summer series, Prof. Shikhar Ghosh and Prof. Hanspeter Pfister will give an overview of how GenAI got to where it is now, where it’s headed, and begin digging into the far-reaching impacts and transformational potential of this technology. We will continue building on these topics in subsequent sessions.

Join us on May 22nd at 12pm ET for an interactive workshop on Participatory Design! In this latest installment of the Responsible Innovation Series, we’ll be discussing how you and your organization can ensure a product-market fit that works for you, your clients, and the world by designing with users to create culturally responsive, life-centered innovations.

Join Prof. Suraj Srinivasan of the Digital Value Lab at D^3 to a panel discussion on Generative AI in Finance.

AI Product Management and Strategy, a D^3 Learning Sprint offered in partnership with the Harvard Business Analytics Program, is a 5-session program that will provide a thorough overview of the AI Product Management role within a tech organization or startup. You will learn how to bring impactful AI-enhanced products to life without any prior technical knowledge required. Front-Row participants will also have the opportunity to team up with fellow learners in order to define their own AI product end to end, with the assistance of instructor-provided resources and frameworks.

As technology is improving, more and more tools are utilized to improve well-being. Join Daron Sharps, Dor Skuler, and Glen Moriarty, pioneers in the field of digital well-being for a panel discussion on the future of WellTech. Moderated by Professor Amit Goldenberg.

Scholars have implicated racial wealth inequality in racial disparities in business ownership and success, and education debt. However, we know less about the extent to which entrepreneurial returns from educational achievement potentially vary by race, and the potential impact of education debt on racial inequality in entrepreneurship. In this talk, Daniel Auguste addresses this gap in the literature by examining the extent of the profit that black and white entrepreneurs gain from their ventures, how it varies by their educational achievement, and the degree to which student loan debt affects racial differences in business profit.