Generative AI's Uneven Impact on Entrepreneurial Performance -Wharton People Analytics

The Wharton People Analytics Conference's annual White Paper Competition seeks novel, actionable, and data-driven insights that can inform professional practice in a wide range of organizations. This year’s winning paper from Nicholas Otis focuses on the degree to which scalable and low-cost AI assistance can improve firm decision-making and performance, and how the tasks selected for AI assistance fundamentally shape who will benefit from generative AI.
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Interesting. It would be more beneficial if you could share some examples of prompts from high-performing entrepreneurs.