COURSE STARTS
January 11, 2023
Enrol by January 17, 2023
PRICE
$3,200 $2,720
Payment options available
Length:
6 weeks
Language:
English
Effort:
7-10 hours per week, self-paced online learning
COURSE STARTS
January 11, 2023
Enroll by January 17, 2023
PRICE
$3,200 $2,700
Payment options available
Length: 6 weeks
Language: English
Effort: 7-10 hours per week, self-paced online learning
WSJ+ members are invited to register for the AI Leadership course presented by MIT SA+P and MIT Sloan in collaboration with Esme Learning. As a part of this offer, learners will receive a 15% course cost reduction with code MITWSJ2022, alongside exclusive access to a white paper from Prof. Alex "Sandy" Pentland; Professor, Institute for Data Systems and Society, MIT Sloan School of Management. Upon completion of the course, participants will receive an additional $500 credit towards any future course with Esme Learning.
About the AI Leadership from MIT course
Throughout this course, participants reflect on the leaders they are, the leaders they could be, the tools they can use to create an organization of learning and innovation and the resources available to plan for the future.
Connecting Leadership and Artificial Intelligence (AI), managers, directors and CEOs will learn how AI technology can amplify current leadership practices to improve individual, team and organizational leadership capabilities.
In this six-week online course, leaders will gain new leadership capabilities to improve the ability of their teams to innovate and succeed, and to help their organizations act with agility and purpose.
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Course: AI Leadership from MIT
Format: online, collaborative learning
Duration: 6 weeks
Effort: 7-10 hours per week
Price: $3,200 $2,700
Certificate issued by: MIT Media Lab and MIT Sloan
Language: English
Offer details*
This is your opportunity to join a community driven by a shared purpose: to make a better world through education, research and innovation. Key course benefits include:
An overview of the program, the next-generation AI platform used to deliver it, and the community of fellow AI innovators and leaders.
Establish a foundational understanding of how to use AI as a tool for effective leadership. Learners will also explore the process of creating an organization as a system of innovation by examining:
Key module concepts include:
Understand innovation at the system level by looking at the organization as a gameboard, where structures and cultures are vital in supporting individuals and teams. Through systems thinking and collective intelligence, learners will make sense of their constantly changing environment and begin to evaluate their organization's current structure.
Key module concepts include:
Explore the role of data as a valuable tool in the decision-making process. Learners are introduced to xTeams and AI tools as aggregators for building and nurturing the types of connections needed, both inside and outside an organization, to support complex knowledge transfer and creative solution-finding through higher levels of cooperation.
Key module concepts include:
Focus on individual leadership capabilities to prioritize innovation, autonomy and control. Participants will learn how to engage in sensemaking, relating, inventing and visioning to build effective teams, tap into organizational wisdom and create agile organizations. Using self-awareness of their strengths, weaknesses and values, participants will develop the capacity to authentically lead across a variety of situations.
Key module concepts include:
Analyze organizational and social responsibility to make ethical decisions. Data is the impetus for many big decisions, most of which have legal and social implications. Learn how AI can be used as a sensemaking tool in the decision-making process for all decisions, with a focus on ethics and responsibility.
Key module concepts include:
Learn how to use AI technologies to make decisions that are consistent, socially responsible and impactful--with limited oversight. Learners will also examine trends and developments in AI, how to evaluate and choose which technologies to pursue and how to maintain adaptive teams to accelerate transformation.
Key module concepts include:
During the project capstone component of the course, you will define a business problem, explain how AI can help, and identify the leadership strategy needed to successfully implement the proposed solution.
Rama Akkiraju
IBM Fellow & CTO, AI for IT Operations Management
Ajay Bahlla
President, Cyber and Intelligence Solutions, Mastercard
Cynthia Breazeal
Assoc. Director, MIT Media Lab
Francesca Grippa
Northeastern University, College of Professional Education/ Teaching Professor and Faculty Director for the Global and Social Enterprise portfolio
Keith Horspool
Former Sr. Manager, Boehringer-Ingelheim
Hossein Rahnama
Founder & CEO, Flybits, Prof. Ryerson, Research Affiliate MIT Media Lab
Additional Guest Speakers
Abdullah Almaatouq - MIT Sloan, Assistant Prof. Information Technology / Sunita Badola - Head, External Partnership & Patient-centric Data Strategy, R&D Computational Biology, Takeda / Teamie Kim - Founder of Humnyze / Rosalind Picard - MIT Media Lab, Director of Affective Computing Research, co-founder of the startups Affectiva and Empatica
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