Lessons in AI: A Survival Guide

Computationally speaking, AI moves fast, so it’s not hard to see why the IT world is scrambling to make the most of it. The challenge, though, is that the technology itself is also progressing at breakneck speed, challenging IT departments to keep pace, lest they be left in the dust.

 

This e-book looks at the things technologists are doing to keep up, whether their goal is to keep their skills relevant in a world where AI is gaining a foothold in the workplace, or to help their industries and organizations make the most of the technology. Get insights from:

• Paul Farnsworth, President, Dice

• International Monetary Fund report, “Gen-AI: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work”

• Dr. Curtis Penrod, President, Northwestern State University School of Business

• Monty Chicola, President, Real Vision Software; AI Instructor, Northwestern State University School of Business

• Jill Goldstein, Global Managing Partner of HR & Talent Transformation, IBM Consulting

• Ritika Gunnar, General manager, Data & AI, IBM

• Dice, 2025 Tech Salary Report

• Gabriel Gordon-Hall, Member Open Mainframe Project’s Zorse Steering Committee; Co-Founder/CTO, Bloop AI

• IBM Survey, ”Enterprise AI Development: Obstacles & Opportunities”

Read about AI’s impact on the labor market, the Zorse project’s COBOL collection efforts and observations from the engineers who are developing these new tools.