The American Management Association (AMA) has created a hub for AI learning, responding to research that found most organizations lack a clear strategy around the technology.
The suite of courses and learning tools, released last month, follows on AMA research on companies' use of AI. In a 2023 report titled Artificial Intelligence Is Booming but U.S. Companies Are Not Ready, AMA found that an overwhelming proportion of respondents—83 percent—said their company did not have a defined AI strategy, or was unsure if it did. But that hasn’t stopped people from putting it to use: 42 percent of respondents said they were using AI tools without a directive from management.
That disconnect, along with concerns about AI’s impact in terms of ethics and changes to the workforce, prompted AMA’s development of the tools, said Brian Weiss, CAE, VP of Emerging Business Growth at AMA.
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