Tech & Biz Lab
Our Tech & Biz Lab helps leaders navigate the rapidly changing technology landscape—sharing insights on how they can best adopt new technologies to reap their full potential and leave a lasting impact on organizations, individuals, and society.
We are not your traditional consultants: we are a diverse group of data scientists, engineers, and tech enthusiasts working with leading academics, external collaborators, and partners.
Our Tech & Biz Lab explores the technology horizon and shares actionable insights with leaders.
Some of our current research themes include topics such as AI competitiveness, deep tech, and AI & society.
How can companies and governments unlock the full benefits of AI to build competitive advantage?
If they’re used indiscriminately, no-code/low-code platforms for A.I. are likely to end up doing more harm than good.
Explore emerging transformational technologies beyond AI and their potential impact on businesses.
Advanced technologies will bring big changes. Which companies will be ready to capitalize?
AI can be a critical lever to both solve and heighten societal challenges. How can we ensure that it creates a positive impact?
Only when companies are able to earn a social license for AI, winning the trust of employees, customers, and society at large, will they have what is required for the sustained use of AI at scale.
Consumer preferences are rapidly evolving with the emergence of new technologies. What could the future of consumer interaction look like?
What will the next generation of digital helpers look like? BCG Henderson Institute Fellow Karen Lellouche Tordjman breaks down the two critical challenges engineers need to crack before they can usher in a new age of smart voice assistants
In the digital era, the demand for trust is skyrocketing. How can a company design a digital architecture to build trust among its stakeholders?
BCG’s AI-based Trust Index enables companies to break down stakeholder perceptions of their trustworthiness. Analyses based on the Index have yielded valuable insights about what builds, sustains, or destroys trust.
Our monthly column in Fortune shares new ideas to inspire leaders at the intersection of technology, business, and society.
Why don’t more firms share data with others to tackle big, industry-wide problems that they simply cannot solve alone?
When it comes to what’s next in AI, the future is already here—it is the strategic and flexible integration of a wide range of AI technologies through a One-AI approach.
Increasingly, a selling point for AI-powered products is how well they embody specific values such as safety, dignity, fairness, and helpfulness.
Big Tech won't always have the edge in the generative AI race.
Web3 is now being embraced by savvy incumbents, and even being integrated into the fabric of existing institutions it was once meant to challenge and overthrow.
Advancements in AI promise to be self-reinforcing, scrambling how we live and work, and redefining what we consider possible.
AI can identify metrics across organizations that require shared accountability—helping leaders break down silos between teams.
How should companies organize themselves to extract the most value from the partnership of humans and AI?
There is no doubt that A.I., especially with the advent of generative A.I., is a technological revolution. As organizations look to reap the full benefits of this technological revolution, however, they must now turn their attention to the human impact of this revolution.
Using A.I. can help companies transform their performance and sustain that transformation, not just keep track of legacy metrics.
Listen to thought-provoking conversations with authors, as we explore influential ideas on business, technology, economics, and science.
Listen to Karim Lakhani of Harvard Business School discuss his new book about how AI is changing the way we think about competition, organization and business models.
"If we are to be able to harness the upsides [of these technologies], we have to take a cold hard look at their potential downsides. Too often, people fall into one or other camp—naive techno optimists […] or modern-day Luddites. That does not cut it anymore."
The creator of the Exponential View newsletter and community published a new book on how technology impacts economies and companies, and how this force can be best harnessed.
Speed and efficiency used to be the priority. Now issues such as safety and privacy matter too.
Findings from the MIT SMR - BCG Artificial Intelligence and Business Strategy Global Executive Study and Research Project
Big Tech won't always have the edge in the generative AI race.
A first-of-its-kind scientific experiment finds that people mistrust generative AI in areas where it can contribute massive value and trust it too much where the technology isn’t competent.
There is no doubt that A.I., especially with the advent of generative A.I., is a technological revolution. As organizations look to reap the full benefits of this technological revolution, however, they must now turn their attention to the human impact of this revolution.
Organizations should think carefully before integrating unexplainable, “black box” AI tools into their operations, and take steps to help determine whether these models are really worth the risk before moving forward.
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