Joe McKendrick Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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If only there were tools that could build ethics into artificial intelligence applications. But tools and platforms alone won't deliver ethical AI solutions, says Reid Blackman in his book "Ethical Machines" https://t.co/2qh1vJqvkg via @ZDNet

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“A significant portion of work can be done remotely. But the exact portion that is remote and in person is a design decision that should be made at the team level, not a uniform rule across the entire organization.” -Robert Pozen, author, Remote, Inc. https://t.co/Ikv79F9AwZ

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“While it’s important to learn how the world works, it’s even more important that you learn how you work. You must learn to lead yourself before you can lead others.” - David Gergen, author, How Great Leaders are Made, in an interview with @MarkCCrowley https://t.co/sK0Q3MKJ7i

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“In God we trust, all others must bring data.” How many times have you heard that quote? Unfortunately, it’s not simply a matter of bringing in the data if the corporate culture isn’t ready to operate in a data-driven way. https://t.co/f6z2sTcUGT

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Can we really leave split-second, and essentially moral, decisions to machines? Is artificial intelligence ready? @AndyThurai and I explore the implications in our latest Harvard Business Review article! https://t.co/3cqRlljcCk

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The words of late great Richard Nelson Bolles (What Color is Your Parachute?) hold truer than ever in the digital age: today's and tomorrow's job opportunities won't be found in formal job descriptions. https://t.co/p7jbdz53BM

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Aaron Sorkin at Adobe Summit. Creator of A Few Good Men. He said the inspiration for Jack Nicholson’s line “You can’t handle the truth!” came to him while driving down Santa Monica Blvd. and saw a billboard with a Burger King ad stating “You can’t handle a Whopper!” #AdobeSummit https://t.co/qwzyGrTJRl