Individual AI boosts don’t automatically raise firm productivity because processes, incentives, and roles aren’t redesigned. The article proposes a three‑part adoption model: leaders craft vivid end‑state visions and permission; a small applied 'lab' prototypes and evaluates use cases; and a bottom‑up 'crowd' program harvests employee experiments via bounties, leaderboards, and internal marketplaces.
— This framework links micro productivity to macro outcomes by showing how institutions must reorganize to capture AI gains, guiding both corporate strategy and policy expectations.
Ethan Mollick
2025.05.22
100% relevant
Mollick’s formula—'Leadership, Lab, and Crowd'—plus concrete references to CEO memos (Shopify, Duolingo), survey data on usage, and Andrew Carton’s research on vivid visions.
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