Artificial intelligence is no longer just a boardroom buzzword. It is fundamentally transforming global business, workforce dynamics and regulatory landscapes and its ripple effects now reach the breakfast table. AI’s impact is no longer confined to executives or technologists; it touches every consumer, worker and policymaker.
As a data professional, I see firsthand how challenging it is to keep pace with these changes. AI’s effects are far-reaching, spanning employment, education, wealth, health and daily living. Yet, understanding the full scope of these impacts is daunting. In an age when information is curated by algorithms, the true breadth of AI’s influence is often obscured.
Consider this: the rising cost of eggs in the U.S. is, in part, an AI story. While this may seem far-fetched, the connection is real and understanding it is crucial for business leaders as you prioritize AI investments and validate which investments will result in the most positive outcomes for your business, e.g., profitability, sustainability, consumer impact, efficiency, etc.
