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Blueprint for the Future of AI in 2024: Maximizing Potential and Mitigating Workplace Hazards

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While it has positively impacted productivity and efficiency in the workplace, AI has also presented a number of emerging risks for businesses. At the same time, however, nearly half (48%) said they enter company data into AI tools not supplied by their business to aid them in their work. This rapid integration of generative AI tools at work presents ethical, legal, privacy, and practical challenges, creating a need for businesses to implement new and robust policies surrounding generative AI tools. AI use and governance: Risks and challengesDeveloping a set of policies and standards now can save organizations from major headaches down the road. The previously mentioned Harris Poll found that 64% perceive AI tool usage as safe, indicating that many workers and organizations could be overlooking risks.

Navigating Economic Uncertainty: A Founder’s Guidebook

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Founding a company during economic uncertainty and excelling takes more than just a hungry founder with a good idea. Investors are engaging with fewer pitch decks from founders, according to DocSend data — investor activity dropped less than 2% year-over-year (YoY) from 2022 and 4% from 2021. Just a few years ago, a founder’s market led to “zombie” companies raising money at unrealistic valuations with a “growth at all costs” mindset, proving there are pitfalls even in a highly founder-friendly market. There will be founders who fail in 2023, but there will also be founders who succeed in ushering in the companies that define a generation. Instilling solid building blocks for the company’s foundation is even more critical in a tighter economy and investor’s market.