3 Ways AI Can Help You Improve Diversity

Stereotypes create a “believing is seeing” situation where people distort reality to fit their biased view of a given group.

To resolve such bias, create transparency around who contributes what and how, so that actual performance is quantified fairly and visible.

Popular tech collaboration platforms like Slack, Dropbox, and Zoom unobtrusively capture real-time performance information that can be mined with AI to reveal unprecedented windows into the drivers of organizational performance: who leads thinking around a specific project, resolves key problems, and so on.

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Much business today hinges on teamwork.

A basic question might no longer be whether teams of all men or all women perform best, but whether more gender-balanced teams perform better than those heavily weighted toward men or women.

A 20-year period research found that controlling for individual past success, mixed-gender, balanced teams are more likely to publish more influential ideas than all-male or all-female groups.