As AI capabilities advance, organizations are rethinking how decisions are made, who makes them, and how systems can present better choices to human decision-makers. In this course, explore intelligent choice architectures (ICAs) and how they can help integrate generative and predictive AI to surface options tailored to complex organizational decisions. Along the way, examine how leadership can use ICAs to clarify decision rights in AI-enabled environments, how design affects decision quality, and how to build frameworks that adapt to shifting organizational needs. This course is an ideal fit for professionals in organizational design, business operations, and leadership roles who want to apply AI to decision-making practices.
This course was created by MIT Sloan Management Review. We are pleased to host this training in our library.
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