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When humans and AI work best together — and when each Is better alone

When humans and AI work best together — and when each Is better alone

This meta-analysis identifies the areas in which human-AI collaboration creates the most value—in particular on creative tasks—and those in which AIs alone or humans alone are more effective. It emphasizes the importance of adjusting processes to the respective strengths of humans and machines.

Author(s): Brian Eastwood

Publisher: MIT Sloan

Date of publication: 2025

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Synopsis

This article is one of the sources used in Manageris’ synopses:

Managing “enhanced employees”

Managing “enhanced employees”

While artificial intelligence is undergoing rapid development, rare are the pilot projects that succeed in being deployed on a large scale. What role can local managers play in the successful adoption of artificial intelligence?
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