Anita McGahan in conversation with Rebecca Karp
About the Guest
Rebecca Karp
Assistant Professor, Harvard Business School
Reflections from the Interview
Professor Becky Karp has always loved stories. Reading stories. Writing stories. She became a professor to understand, through field research and ethnography, the stories of great innovators who see the potential for new technologies to revitalize the meaning of what we experience in our interactions with each other. In this talk, Becky describes her research on what it takes to do this effectively. She describes, for example, the importance of openness that is integrated with governance that prevents junk from dominating platforms. She talks about how slowing down AI implementation allows you to get what you really want rather than what you think you might want. And she describes how whole new organizational models are emerging to make these kinds of innovations possible.
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