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Microsoft Launches AI Business School



Artificial intelligence is adopted in all of the top industries of the world, which focuses on problem solving of businesses and provide support in decision making which is a hard task conducted by humans.

According to Mitra Azizirad, “There is a gap between what people want to do and the reality of what is going on in their organizations today, and the reality of whether their organization is ready. Developing a strategy for AI extends beyond the business issues. It goes all the way to the leadership, behavior and capability required to instill an AI-ready culture in your organization”. For filling this gap Microsoft has launched its own AI business school.


What to Expect

The Redmond-based firm has announced a free, online course named ‘AI Business School’. This course series is aimed to empower business leaders, and enable them to solve business problems by utilizing AI.

The AI business school will provide online course material which will be readily available for every interesting person. The course material will include brief written case studies and guides, plus videos of lectures, perspective and talks that busy executives can access in their spare time. Focus of this course is on strategy, culture and responsibility.

“The school is a deep dive into how you develop a strategy and identify blockers before they happen in the implementation of AI in your organization,” said Azizirad.

INSEAD, a graduate business school, is working in collaboration with Microsoft to develop an effective and workable module for AI business school. This school covers everything from building communication skills to be prepared for introducing AI culture. To deliver the objective, real life examples are included in this course. “Over time, as companies become operationally dependent on these machine learning algorithms and models that they build, there’s going to be much more focus on governance,” said  McQuire, the CCS Insight analyst.

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