The Psychology of Technology Institute (located in California, US) interviewed Prof. De Cremer and asked for his take on the role and influence of AI in today’s world. Click here to read the interview:
A summary of Prof. De Cremer’s book “Leadership by Algorithm: Who leads and who follows in the AI era?” was published in Forbes. Click here to read the piece.
Prof. De Cremer spoke to NUS Business school alumni during the renovation celebration party of the HON SUI SEN MEMORIAL library at NUS. You want to know more about the party, check out this link.
Prof. De Cremer was invited to sit in a panel discussing human-centered leadership, as part of the Human Capital leadership Institute (HCLI) Singapore business leaders programme, together with: Jessica Tan, Co-CEO, Ping An Group (biggest insurance company in the world) Dr Thai Lai Pham, CEO ASEAN, Siemens AG Magnus Grimeland, CEO and Founder, Antler They [...]
Will AI change the way we know leadership? Prof. De Cremer addressed this question when delivering a talk for HCLI's "Singapore Business Leaders Programme" on the need for human-centered technology development and the implications this has for the leadership we need.
Prof. De Cremer interviewed Gary Kasparov (former world champion chess and most notably, as he says himself, the first human whose job was threatened by a computer when playing against IBM's Deep Blue) on his thoughts on AI and what computers can contribute to our existence. They also discussed how AI will not be able [...]
Unicast Entertainment featured the most inspirational books of all time according to 3 incredibly inspiring leaders and professionals from across the world: From demystifying leadership amidst the torrent of information around us in the 21st century to identifying the most influential moments that shape our understanding of business, policy and academia today, 3 inspiring figures [...]
The European Business Review published a piece of David and Hannah De Cremer on how kid’s drawings can teach us valuable lessons of leadership. Here is the link to the article.