Business schools worldwide are integrating artificial intelligence into their curricula to prepare executives for the AI-driven era. Programs focus on strategic leadership, ethical frameworks, and practical applications of AI, with institutions like Essec, Trinity, Insead, and ESCP emphasizing human-centric approaches, ethical AI use, and AI-driven innovation. Case studies highlight real-world applications, such as developing AI chatbots for customer service.

EPAM Systems, Inc., a leading digital transformation and services and product engineering company, released a report titled 'From Hype to Impact: How Enterprises Can Unlock Real Business Value with AI.' The report, based on a survey of 7,300 participants across nine countries and eight industries, examines the current state of AI adoption and identifies key challenges and opportunities for businesses looking to generate tangible business value from AI investments. The study highlights a disconnect between perception and reality in enterprise AI adoption and reveals that while many companies claim to be advanced in AI implementation, only a small percentage have successfully delivered AI use cases to market.

AACSB International, the global leader in business education, has launched the AACSB Academy, a competency-based learning platform aimed at upskilling faculty, staff, and administrators. The Academy offers various programs, including leadership cohorts, on-demand modules, and certificates on assurance of learning, AI, and business simulation. AACSB aims to support global, inclusive development in business education.