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An ERA-curated thematic profile exploring how leaders can make sound decisions as AI and digital technologies increasingly influence organizational choices. Sessions examine the limits of automated recommendations, the role of human judgment, and how leaders can balance technological insight with accountability and responsibility. Focus: technology leadership, AI-assisted decision-making, human judgment, organizational accountability, evidence interpretation, and responsible technology adoption.
Sessions
The Leadership Review: Challenging AI Recommendations Before Acting
AI recommendations can influence important organizational choices, but leaders still need a disciplined review process before acting. Explore how to test assumptions, examine uncertainty, consider affected stakeholders, and document the reasoning behind a final decision.
Leading When the Data Isn't the Decision
Data can inform organizational choices without capturing every human, ethical, or contextual consideration. Explore how leaders can combine quantitative evidence with professional judgment, stakeholder perspectives, and organizational responsibility.
When Technology Gives You a Signal, Not an Answer
Technology can identify patterns, risks, and recommendations, but these signals do not automatically determine the right decision. Explore how leaders can interpret technological evidence, evaluate context, and exercise responsible human judgment.