October 2025
Intermediate to advanced
176 pages
2h 18m
English
book
The Year in Tech, 2026
by Harvard Business Review, Scott D. Anthony, Amy Webb, José Parra-Moyano, Christina Shim
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Contents
- Introduction
- The Messy Middle of Disruptive Change
- Four lessons to make sense of technological turbulence.
- by Scott D. Anthony
- Section 1
- What’s Coming Next with AI?
- 1. What Is Agentic AI, and How Will It Change Work?
- The next era of human-machine collaboration will present new opportunities and challenges.
- by Mark Purdy
- 2. Using Blockchain to Build Customer Trust in AI
- Lessons from FICO.
- by Scott Zoldi and Jordan T. Levine
- 3. Why Isn’t Health Care More Personalized?
- AI-powered processes can find and use every shred of information that’s applicable to a patient, creating more effective and responsive care.
- by Robbie Hughes, J. Marc Overhage, and John Glaser
- 4. Why “Living Intelligence” Is the Next Big Thing
- AI is only part of ...
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