AI and Productivity

“Not only a leading light on AI, Donald practices what he preaches on real projects. This is a must read on an issue all organizations have wrestle with - productivity. We have gained from his expertise across many projects.” * Alfred Remmits, CEO, Xprtise *“Successfully adopting AI for productivity is uncharted territory, and it requires a wise, insightful guide. Few are better suited for this role than Donald Clark. Anyone looking to understand how AI can improve organizational efficiency should read this book.” * Peter Shea, AI Integration Professional , Middlesex Community College of Massachusetts *“Donald has been ahead of the curve on AI for years, not just predicting the revolution but helping organizations put it to work. He has played a vital role in helping organizations, across Africa and worldwide, to apply it with purpose. He has supported countless practitioners and leaders in making AI practical, effective, and transformative. His willingness to share knowledge and his hands-on approach make him a rare and invaluable guide.” * Rebecca Stromeyer, CEO ICWE, Berlin *“Donald Clark makes an impressive, well researched case for AI to improve human productivity in many areas. Along the way he thoughtfully tackles all of the leading issues around the technology, from politics and ethics to economics and culture.” * Senior Scholar, Georgetown University *“I’ve worked with Donald on productivity and seen firsthand how sharp his insights are. He has always had a rare ability to cut through the noise. Knowing him, it’s no surprise this book does the same. It’s clear, comprehensive and genuinely useful for anyone wanting to understand AI and productivity.” * Dave Tucker-Diaz, CEO and Founder Genio.co *

Donald Clark has over 30 years’ experience in online learning, simulations, virtual reality, mobile and artificial intelligence projects. He was a founding member of Epic Group plc and the Founder and CEO of Wildfire Learning. He is a frequent global speaker, blogger, advisor and researcher and is also a Visiting Professor at the University of Derby. He is based in Brighton, UK.