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    “Don’t Try to Change Who People Are. Synchronize How They Think Together.”

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  • “Companies Deploying AI Have a Powerful Role in Shaping the Kind of AI That Gets Developed.”
    “Companies Deploying AI Have a Powerful Role in Shaping the Kind of AI That Gets Developed.”

    If you’ve been waiting for someone to put AI’s utility, promises, and threats into perspective, thank Princeton academics Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor, authors of AI Snake Oil. This year’s Business Impact Award winners equate…

  • International Book Award 2025: What Was Awarded, and Why?
    International Book Award 2025: What Was Awarded, and Why?

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  • Business Impact Award 2025: Here Are the Winners!
    Business Impact Award 2025: Here Are the Winners!

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  • Learning Impact Award 2025: The Winners!
    Learning Impact Award 2025: The Winners!

    Here are the winners of getAbstract’s International Book Award 2025 in the “Learning Impact” category.

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    “Teams Who Are Disrupted by Neurodivergence Only Stand to Benefit.”

    One in five people are neurodivergent. Neurodiversity expert Maureen Dunne calls neurodivergence an “untapped resource” for many companies. In this interview, she explains why neurodivergent people make a company future-proof and what a corporate culture…

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    “Deploying AI without Knowing What the Output Is Doing in Real-Time Is a Recipe for Disaster”

    Boards do not have to reinvent good AI governance. However, if they neglect the issue, they risk destroying the necessary success factor of any product or service: trust. AI expert Dominique Shelton Leipzig explains what…

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    “AI Is an Incredibly Effective Coach to Human Coaches.”

    In The Digital Coaching Revolution, professors Anna Tavis and Woody Woodward examined how rapidly digital coaching has developed. Now, they explain how the AI-powered coaching boom will unfold.

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    “Even Moderately Elevated Temperatures Can Subtly Reduce Human Capital and Productivity”

    Economist R. Jisung Park has investigated the subtle effects of global warming and concludes in Slow Burn that even small temperature changes significantly impact learning and working behavior, productivity and equality.

  • Readers’ Choice 2024: Voting Closed
    Readers’ Choice 2024: Voting Closed

    getAbstract invited readers to vote for their favorite L&D book longlisted in the Learning Impact category.