Knowledge@HEC - Decision-making During A Crisis

Decision-making During A Crisis

07/23/20 • 5 min

The COVID-19 health crisis has a critical bearing on decision-making biases that may potentially influence the decisions we take today and in the future. Analysis by HEC Paris professor Anne-Sophie Chaxel.

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AI, Robots & The Future of Work in Times of COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic has placed millions of employees under lockdown. Digital technology and new ways of working across time and space, become more critical. Sangseok You, HEC Paris professor of Information Systems, explains the relationship between humans and AI and robots, and its post-crisis impact on the future of work.

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HEC Paris professor Brian Hill defines severe uncertainty and clarifies how to make good, responsible and informed decisions under conditions of extreme incertitude such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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