Human judgment meets AI.
This program is aimed at decision-makers in business and the public sector who want to develop their judgment, solve complex problems, refine their intuition, and make more accurate decisions – with AI as support, not a replacement. When human judgment and experience meet AI, AI becomes a powerful tool that strengthens what you already do well and gives you new cognitive superpowers in a complex world.
This program is aimed at decision-makers in business and the public sector who want to develop their judgment, solve complex problems, refine their intuition, and make more accurate decisions – with AI as support, not a replacement. When human judgment and experience meet AI, AI becomes a powerful tool that strengthens what you already do well and gives you new cognitive superpowers in a complex world.
Today’s world is characterized by uncertainty, information overload, and rapid change. On top of that, we hardly have an abundance of time. This program is for you if you want to learn how to use AI as a tool to make better decisions in less time.
The program was developed in collaboration between the Department of Psychology and the School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg, and is based on the research-based idea of “augmented intelligence” – the interplay in which AI’s capacity is combined with and driven by human experience and the ability to see the bigger picture.
This program takes you as an individual as its starting point – your experience, your judgment, and your ability to see context. You don’t need to be a technician to benefit from the program. The focus is not on code or systems, but on how you, as a human being, can collaborate with AI to make better decisions under uncertainty, solve complex problems, and create sustainable value in your organization.
Managers, leaders, and decision-makers in both business and the public sector who want to make more accurate decisions, combine intuition, judgment, experience, and data, and understand how AI is shaping the leadership of the future.
want to use AI as support to make better decisions, solve complex problems, and create value in a changing world. You want to develop your judgment and your ability to combine experience, intuition, and data with AI, without needing to be a technician.
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Leif Denti holds a PhD from the University of Gothenburg, where he is a senior lecturer at the Department of Psychology. There, Leif leads courses in innovation, leadership, and group dynamics. His main research area covers project managers’ influence on creativity and innovation in organizations. In his doctoral thesis, Leadership and Innovation in R&D Teams, he studied technical development projects in five major industrial companies across four countries.
He is also a guest lecturer at Chalmers University of Technology, where he teaches leadership and innovation. Leif Denti is also a jury member for the Manager of the Year award, presented by the trade union Ledarna, a writer for www.innovationmanagement.se, and the founder of the Swedish website www.tusentips.se. Leif is currently involved in several research projects funded by Vinnova, aimed at increasing innovation capacity in the public sector, both at the operational and management levels.
Victor Appelgren is an AI specialist with expertise in generative AI, agent-based AI systems, and AI implementation.
Victor previously worked at the University of Gothenburg, where he lectured on the application of generative AI and advanced data analysis, and worked on developing and implementing AI solutions in areas including education and financial analysis. He also led projects in generative AI and served as academic program director for AI for Executives.
Today, Victor combines his technical experience with his role as Senior Solutions Architect at Advania and Senior Advisor for AI for Executives. In these roles, he helps organizations turn AI opportunities into strategic and operational value.
General terms and conditions for registration for open programs
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Cancellation
Cancellation must be made in writing and can be done free of charge up to 28 days before the program starts. Cancellations made 14-27 days before the program starts will be charged at half the fee. Cancellations made after that will be charged the full fee. If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to send a substitute in your place.
