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How can AI Project Opportunities be validated?

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    Who are the authors? 1.Gianluca  Mauro and Nicolò Valigi cofounded AI Academy, a company that advises on AI strategy and runs workshops teaching the concepts covered in this book. - Through AI Academy, Gianluca and Nicolò have helped companies, ranging from idea-phase startups to multinational corporations, kick-start their AI journeys. 2.Gianluca  has a background in engineering and entrepreneurship. His passion is to use human creativity to explore how technology can build better products and a better society. He thrives to inspire people to do the same by speaking at universities, corporations, and industry conferences. In his free time, he enjoys playing music, practicing martial arts, and lifting weights.(Book Citation) 3.Nicolò likes tinkering with code, robots, and (seemingly) intelligent software. He has worked on the brains of drones, the gears of NASA spacecraft, and helped push bits in self-driving cars. He also regularly presents at inter...
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What's the Six thinking Hats Revolution?

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  Who's the author? Edward de Bono, a world-renowned writer, Psychologist, Physician and philosopher, is the leading authority in the field of creative thinking and the direct teaching of thinking as a skill. He is credited with inventing the concept of lateral thinking, which has become widely used across various disciplines and industries. Dr. de Bono's understanding of the brain as a self-organizing system has been instrumental in shaping his work and methodology. His influence spans generations, continents, and belief systems, with his work being equally impactful in boardrooms of leading businesses like Apple and British Airways as well as classrooms in rural Africa. Dr. de Bono has authored more than sixty books in forty languages, with his methods being taught worldwide. He has chaired a special summit of Nobel Prize laureates, held faculty appointments at prestigious universities like Oxford, London, Cambridge, and Harvard, and has been recognized as one of the  25...
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