How to prevent “AI slop” from taking over your workplace
Generative AI can make work faster and easier, but it also risks lowering its quality. ESCP professor Benjamin Voyer explores how teams can use AI without letting standards slip.
Rethinking performance in the human-AI workplace
Human-AI hybrid teams – where employees work alongside artificial intelligence agents – are becoming increasingly common across industries. Measuring the performance of these blended teams is crucial for corporate leaders to understand how AI impacts productivity, quality, and employee effectiveness. Yet traditional productivity metrics alone no longer suffice. Take marketing teams, for example. An AI…
How AI robots could make hospitality more inclusive
Often dismissed as job-stealers, service robots may hold the key to greater inclusion in hospitality, according to research by ESCP marketing professor Héctor González-Jiménez and others.
Preparing for jobs we cannot yet imagine
By 2030, millions of roles will disappear and millions more will be created. ESCP researcher Yaëlle Amsallem explains why students and workers should focus on skills, values and adaptability to stay ahead.
The future of wellbeing starts with the work choices we make today
ESCP professor Daniela Lup explains why the future of workplace wellbeing depends on intentional work redesign: balancing autonomy, recognition, and managers’ capability.
Leading through the fog: why political risk is now everyone’s business
From supply chains to cyber threats, today’s political risks are interconnected, fast-moving — and increasingly local. Experts at ESCP argue that leadership now requires a new kind of foresight rooted in scenario thinking, not certainty.
The rise of AI-enabled wearables: healthcare professionals’ perspectives on benefits and barriers
AI-enabled wearables like smartwatches and rings are transforming healthcare by enhancing early diagnosis and patient monitoring — but widespread adoption depends on addressing healthcare providers’ concerns about integration, privacy, and usability.
Greenwashing in corporate sustainability: how AI is exposing false ESG claims
As greenwashing tactics become more sophisticated, ESCP graduate Palak Gupta shows how AI-powered tools can now expose misleading ESG claims by analyzing corporate reports, cross-checking third-party data, and identifying discrepancies that reveal the truth behind sustainability narratives.
Transforming education with AI: empowering educators and enhancing learning
Rishabh Rajput looks at how GenAI-powered grading and feedback tools are revolutionising assessments, improving student learning, and supercharging educators.
The power of partnerships: how businesses can drive change by teaming up
Businesses can’t solve the world’s biggest problems alone. By teaming up with nonprofits, governments and other organisations, they can drive real impact — if they do it right. But what makes a partnership truly work, and where do companies go wrong?
A race against technology: detecting traces of AI image generation
As AI image generation advances, distinguishing real from fake becomes crucial. Learn about detection techniques, forensic analysis, and the challenges of staying ahead in the fight against deepfakes and synthetic media.
Gen Z and money: what their spending habits mean for business
From spending now to saving the planet, Gen Z’s relationship with money is full of contradictions. Julien Schmitt, a professor of sustainability and marketing at ESCP, outlines what businesses need to know.
