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·10 hours ago

Machines are there to be told what to do, not asked

Carmen López, a journalist at Spanish news site El Diario contacted me to contribute to an article in Spanish (pdf) about the anthropomorphization of artificial intelligence algorithms and why so many people treat ChatGPT and the like as if they were people, saying please and thank you, and whether this…

AI

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Machines are there to be told what to do, not asked
Machines are there to be told what to do, not asked
AI

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Enrique Dans

·1 day ago

Let’s call it the AI imperative: sound familiar?

Having just arrived in Bilbao on Sunday for the DigitalTek Awards, and thinking about my presentation for today, I came across an article in TechCrunch about what startup founders should consider with respect to AI in 2024, i.e. a rethink of business models. The first important question is to understand…

AI

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Let’s call it the AI imperative: sound familiar?
Let’s call it the AI imperative: sound familiar?
AI

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Enrique Dans

·2 days ago

Algorithms and health sciences: a winning combination

The development of machine learning and AI and their application to more and more uses raises important questions about the future of many industries. Companies in the pharmaceutical industry work on the discovery of a molecule for many years and after lengthy clinical trials and waiting for regulatory approval, enjoy…

Pharmaceutical

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Algorithms and health sciences: a winning combination
Algorithms and health sciences: a winning combination
Pharmaceutical

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Enrique Dans

·4 days ago

I’m going to keep saying it: screens are not harmful to children

A rigorous study based on a sample of more than 12,000 children in the United States shows that exposure to screens causes no cognitive impairment or negative effects on their brains, cognition or well-being, hopefully bringing to an end once and for all to the moral panic of recent years. …

Kids

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I’m going to keep saying it: screens are not harmful to children
I’m going to keep saying it: screens are not harmful to children
Kids

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Enrique Dans

·4 days ago

Learning to live with enshittification

Thursday was an interesting day: a group of my MBA students at IE University gave a class presentation on the enshittification of Amazon using as their starting point the now famous article by Cory Doctorow, that I had assigned as a recommended reading for my innovation course. Thanks to my…

Enshittification

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Learning to live with enshittification
Learning to live with enshittification
Enshittification

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Enrique Dans

·5 days ago

OpenAI: it’s like nothing happened, or is it?

Finally, Sam is back. After several days of conversations, a number of people having left the board, a couple of others back where they belong, and the lesson learned that it is better to let the scientists focus on science and stay away from management. Let’s take it one step…

OpenAI

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OpenAI: it’s like nothing happened, or is it?
OpenAI: it’s like nothing happened, or is it?
OpenAI

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Enrique Dans

·6 days ago

Why would your local car dealership put you off buying an EV?

A very interesting article in The Washington Post, “Electric vehicles are hitting a road block: car dealers”, reveals how carmakers looking to put EVs at the center of their sales strategy are being blocked by their own car dealers. The main reason dealerships hate EVs is that they don’t create…

Electric Car

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Why would your local car dealership put you off buying an EV?
Why would your local car dealership put you off buying an EV?
Electric Car

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Enrique Dans

·Nov 21

And the winner is… the man from Redmond!

The mind-boggling soap opera now unfolding at OpenAI after its board decided on Friday to sack its co-founder, Sam Altman, via videoconference, and the subsequent departure of its CEO, Greg Brockman, took a new twist when the company’s leading partner, Microsoft, said on Monday that while it maintains its full…

Microsoft

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And the winner is… the man from Redmond!
And the winner is… the man from Redmond!
Microsoft

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·Nov 20

How we fell out of love with dating apps

Antònia Justícia, a journalist at Catalan daily La Vanguardia, called me to talk about the collapse of dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, Meetic and many others. Here’s her Spanish-language article (pdf), in which she covers many of the issues we discussed. The pressures on this business model are many and…

Dating App

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How we fell out of love with dating apps
How we fell out of love with dating apps
Dating App

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·Nov 19

AI and the importance of leadership

The big story in the tech world this week is OpenAI’s unexpected decision to sack one of its co-founders, the media-savvy Sam Altman, as CEO, replacing him on an interim basis with the company’s CTO, Mira Murati, an engineer of Albanian origin who had been with the company since 2018…

Sam Altman

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AI and the importance of leadership
AI and the importance of leadership
Sam Altman

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Enrique Dans

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Professor of Innovation at IE Business School and blogger (in English here and in Spanish at enriquedans.com)

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