Artificial intelligence is full of power and promise—and potential for peril
Crain’s Cleveland Business: Ethan Karp, faculty director for the Leading Next Level Growth initiative at Weatherhead School of Management, and Jeffrey Capadona, a biomedical engineering professor and vice provost for innovation in education, weighed in on how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, education and government, offering efficiency and innovation alongside challenges in ethics, bias and governance. They emphasized starting small, ensuring human oversight, and preparing for transformative change, as AI reshapes manufacturing, customer service and policymaking while enhancing learning and operational processes.
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