In a dynamic discussion originally hosted on the Wharton School's LinkedIn page, Ethan Mollick, associate professor of management, and Stefano Puntoni, Sebastian S. Kresge Professor of Marketing and faculty codirector of AI at Wharton, explore Mollick’s new book, CoIntelligence.

The book examines the impact of AI in business and education, urging us to collaborate with AI in roles such as coworkers and coeducators. Mollick challenges us to leverage AI's potential responsibly, maintaining our human identity while embracing the opportunities it offers for the future.

Watch to gain valuable insights on integrating AI into our professional lives effectively.

Topics and questions covered:
00:00 Introductions
1:35 Takeaways from Mollick’s book
2:48 Possibilities of AI
5:26 Humanizing AI
9:17 Defining an AI agent
15:59 Responsibility of technology companies
18:19 Bad actors in the AI age
20:39 Limitations of LLMs
25:23 Why ‘CoIntelligence’?
26:57 How are businesses adapting to AI?
29:44 AI in the music industry
31:47 Combatting AI hallucinations
33:13 Interactions between humans and AI
37:57 Is AI a new species?
39:39 How to get more information from AI
41:38 Balancing regulation and innovation
44:10 AI in entrepreneurship

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