A friend recently asked me to recommend which AI experts they should follow on LinkedIn.
Jennifer Ellis, Carolyn Elefant, Nicole Black, and Thomas G. Martin are can’t-miss choices in the legal AI space.
Venturing beyond the legal domain, Wharton’s Ethan Mollick, author of the best-selling Co-Intelligence: Living and Working With AI
Colin Levy, one of the smartest and most accomplished people I know, recently observed that he sometimes lacks confidence, reporting he’s “doubting his experience.”
Few things he could say would make me respect him more.
It’s the people who are always certain they are right that are the problem.
We’re all busy, right? I get it. It’s all about knowing what to prioritize.
If you want (or need) thoughtful analysis of AI developments, MIT Sloan Management Review is one of the best places to invest a little time. A case in point: their October 7 article titled, “Cut Through GenAI Confusion: Eight Definitive Reads.”