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Your employees don't need to know how to code to work in a new world of AI, but they do need a basic understanding of how the tech works and its bigger-picture potential.

Everything is built on systems of constraint, and until we revisit the rules that glue these systems together, AI will only ever add incremental value.

Concerned about the accuracy of your COVID antigen test? Turns out you shouldn't be. The rates of a false positive on the rapid antigen tests are low, according to a major new study led by the Creative Destruction Lab Rapid Screening Consortium.

Organizations everywhere have begun to embrace artificial intelligence. The story of the Property Valuation Services Corporation and its foray into machine learning highlights the opportunities and challenges that come with the territory.

A new paper co-authored by Rotman professors considers a future with quantum, including its potential for transforming the life sciences, finance and manufacturing sectors.

Concerned about a future where you're replaced by an intelligent machine? As it turns out, the future is here. This short video explains how artificial intelligence is already changing the way we work and live.

Until there is a treatment or vaccine for COVID-19, public health will depend heavily on decisions by business leaders. Technology and systematic thinking can help.

The latest research and first-hand insights into how managers can navigate the next chapter of COVID-19, in a wide-ranging discussion with Rotman professors Avi Goldfarb and Anita McGahan and Rotman graduate Alex Yeo (MBA '14). Written by Rebecca Cheung.