Woxsen University (India) has establishd a chaired professorship that is named after Prof. David De Cremer to celebrate his academic and corporate achievements. A faculty member at Woxsen University will be selected to hold this research chair.
The Australian biennial Industrial and Organisational Psychology conference focused on the theme of "Transforming Work" and Prof. De Cremer discussed the mindset that is needed to promote AI-human collaborations within organizations. Many positive responses were received (see below).
MIT Technology Review discussed the use of intelligent technologies in HR practices in Asia and Prof. De Cremer commented on the need to have purpose-driven leadership and flat communication channels to ask the right kind of questions with the aim to promote effective use of AI in people management. If we don't, he argues, we [...]
Thinkers50 organised a live session where Prof. De Cremer shared some of his current thinking on the reality of AI in organisations – this was done in light of his nomination for the Thinkers50 Digital thinking award. Here is a quote of Prof. De Cremer during the Thinkers50 live session:
Prof. De Cremer has taken up a new role as member of the scientific committee of the governance leg in AI Singapore.
Lifewire (Tech online magazine) refers to Prof. De Cremer’s ideas in discussing the relationship between AI and creativity. Here is the link to the piece.
De Tijd published Prof. De Cremer’s opinion piece, titled “Wie kunstmatige intelligentie gebruikt, moet zich moreel bijscholen” (i.e. Those who use AI have to morally upskill themselves). Here is the link to the piece.
Prof. De Cremer and GM chess Garry Kasparov published a new piece in AI and Ethics entitled "The ethics of technology innovation: A double-edged sword?" In this piece they discuss how tech innovation creates inequalities, which makes them wonder whether we need to slow down tech innovation or not. They outline several suggestions on how [...]
Prof. De Cremer was named again as one of the top 2% scientists worldwide (across all disciplines). Check out the news here.
Prof. De Cremer delivered the keynote speech at the 2021 Asia Pacific Annual AACSB Conference where he applied his thinking on the kind of leadership needed in the AI era for organizations to succeed to how to lead a business school when adopting intelligent technologies to advance education and research. The following topics were addressed: [...]
