Date
June 18–21, 2024
Format
In-Person
Location
Manhattanville Campus, NYC
Price
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The business world teeters on the brink of a seismic shift, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) at its epicenter. AI stands as a colossal wave reshaping the landscape of business. This transformative force does not just alter existing processes; it creates new ones and renders others obsolete. Across diverse industries, AI heralds a future replete with unprecedented opportunities and formidable challenges.
As the AI revolution gains momentum, a dichotomy emerges: those equipped to harness this power will thrive, while the unprepared risk obsolescence. This technological shift is not just about survival; it is about seizing a momentous opportunity to redefine the business paradigm. To navigate this complex terrain, business leaders and managers must master AI's intricate vocabulary, arm themselves with the necessary tools, and fortify their organizations against the unique pressures this new era demands.
Our new "The Business of AI" program was meticulously designed to empower senior leaders to conquer this AI frontier. This comprehensive program demystifies AI, providing insights into the latest technologies, both established and emerging. Participants gain access to the avant-garde research spearheaded by Columbia's Center for Advanced Technologies and Human Performance, coupled with perspectives from distinguished faculty across various business disciplines (Management, Engineering, Neuroscience, Marketing, Finance, Risk Management, and many more).
Embracing New York's dynamic tech ecosystem, the program integrates real-world insights through company visits and panels with AI vanguard. By learning directly from those at the cutting edge of AI's evolution, this program goes beyond education, guiding participants to the vanguard of the digital future.
