Category: Rodin

Prose of the world: AI and Scenario AnalysesNew 

Whether you are a manager, investor, policy maker, or analyst some hue or the other, scenario analyses is part of your job portfolio. Analyses not just analysis, because the world is open to multiple interpretations, some credible, some beguiling. Since ‘analysing data’ has become easier and faster with some AI agent, as even Excel too will be embedded with AI, the job of all these professionals has more to do with building scenarios. How AI can assist you is really a function of the breadth of your thinking.

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Hide and seekNew 

There is a continuing debate on ethics and AI. It is probably a premature debate because we have not even succeeded in addressing the serious and sustained problem of the lack of transparency and misuse for personal gain in contemporary information technology, especially as it is used in markets. The number and scale of recent scandals in crypto has put paid to the assumption that technology will usher in transparency. If anything, the contrary appears to be the stronger probability. The misuse of systems, any system, is not a new phenomenon.

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Sustainable AI

Land, Energy, Water – sounds like the demand of a people fighting for basics but these are three resources that will dominate public policy discussion in the world as cities vie with one another to attract companies to set up data centres. Sustainability has not been a subject of debate linked to data centres and AI but it should be. Given the intensity of water usage, it is imperative to make appropriate investments in water treatment.

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Four plus one

If the world is dynamic, there will always be a weakening or strengthening of exiting alignments and forging of new alignments. The likely differentiating factor now is that we will see a future where businesses and national governments will work more closely together than ever before. The reason is simple: (ignoring the domestic) governments have defined goals to face and take on the world for which they will need the support of business, who, in turn, will benefit from building businesses to a scale they could not have imagined

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The doorman fallacy (in the age of AI)

There is an intensifying obsession in businesses with automation, aided and abetted by AI, which is so overpowering that it has displaced from the public sphere all else, displaying a poverty of thinking through. Since it is clearly not a phase, the sooner businesses realise the folly of such narrow thinking, the better it will be. Will they?

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