HBR Guide to Generative AI for Managers (Gabriele Rosani)
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- Interesting Topics:
- The Co-Pilot and Co-Thinker Model Separates Execution from Judgment
- Thirty-Five Use Cases Connect AI to the Full Scope of Management
- Prompting Is Treated as a Managerial Practice of Context and Iteration
- Human Oversight Addresses Hallucinations, Bias, Privacy, and Accountability
- Small Experiments Build a Gen AI Enabled Management Capability
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HBR Guide to Generative AI for Managers is a practical business guide by Elisa Farri and Gabriele Rosani, published by Harvard Business Review Press. It addresses generative AI not merely as a tool for producing drafts or summaries, but as a working partner for managerial judgment, communication, planning, and innovation. The book is aimed at managers who need to decide where AI can contribute useful leverage without surrendering accountability or critical thinking. Its central organizing distinction is between AI as a Co-Pilot, which carries out bounded operational work, and AI as a Co-Thinker, which supports dialogue, analysis, and reflection on less structured issues. Across managerial activities such as managing oneself, teams, business decisions, and change, the guide offers prompts, examples, and practical methods for experimentation. It also treats reliability, bias, privacy, and hallucinations as management concerns rather than purely technical problems. The result is a concise field guide focused on everyday application and informed human oversight.