John Edwards

3 days ago | informationweek.com | John Edwards

It may be hard to believe, but some senior executives actually believe that AI's arrival isn't a ground-shaking event. These individuals tend to be convinced that while AI may be a useful tool in certain situations, it's not going to change business in any truly meaningful way. Call them skeptics or call them realists, but such individuals really do exist, and it's the enterprise's CIOs and other IT leaders who need to gently guide them into reality.

4 days ago | informationweek.com | John Edwards

While many IT professionals fear that AI will someday put them out of work, a growing number of savvy individuals want to turn the table and use the technology to help them advance their careers. AI is shaking up job hunting, says Tetiana Hnatiuk, human resources head at AI photo software company Skylum. If someone is looking for a better IT job, AI can be a great tool, but only if you know how to use it right, she advises in an online interview.

4 days ago | itprotoday.com | John Edwards

Offering constructive criticism is a challenging task for many IT leaders. Whether it's implementing an employee improvement plan, addressing a specific situation, or conducting a quarterly review, effective criticism can be crucial to a team's development and performance. Constructive criticism can be an excellent instrument for growth, both individually and on the team level, says Edward Tian, CEO of AI detection service provider GPTZero.

1 week ago | informationweek.com | John Edwards

AI adoption can help enterprises function more efficiently and productively in many internal and external areas. Yet to get the most value out of AI, CIOs and IT leaders need to find a way to measure their current and future gains.

1 week ago | informationweek.com | John Edwards

Offering constructive criticism is a challenging task for many IT leaders. Whether it's implementing an employee improvement plan, addressing a specific situation, or conducting a quarterly review, effective criticism can be crucial to a team's development and performance. Constructive criticism can be an excellent instrument for growth, both individually and on the team level, says Edward Tian, CEO of AI detection service provider GPTZero.