Generative AI is prompting significant shifts in the workforce skills and could displace up to 800 million jobs by 2030.
Businesses need to integrate ethics into their AI strategies to drive profitability through trust, resilience, and innovation.
Generative AI, defined as a statistical pattern engine, requires leaders to embrace principles like CEO ownership and balance automation and augmentation.
While Generative AI boosts productivity, pilot failures due to error rates highlight the need for ethical integration and avoiding significant job displacements.
Overreliance on Generative AI may hinder skill development and critical thinking, posing risks to workforces and customer relationships.
Ethical AI can be a competitive advantage, as consumers pay more for ethical brands and executives anticipate stricter AI regulations.
Generative AI can support entrepreneurship and job creation by democratizing expertise and enhancing startup success rates.
Ethics drive outcomes such as trust, resilience, and innovation, leading to improved efficiency and avoidance of boycotts for firms.
Operationalizing ethics in AI can break short-term profit-focused approaches, driving augmented decision-making, revived knowledge work, and adaptive workforces.
Curiouser.AI's reflective AI coach, Alice™, and advisory practice offer customizable solutions for organizations to prioritize ethics and align profit with purpose.