IN:AI
Research Advancement
Advancing understanding of how AI reshapes leadership, organisations, strategy, entrepreneurship and markets.
HUMII
The Human and Machine
Intelligence Institute
HUMII – the Human and Machine Intelligence Institute – is INSEAD’s research engine on responsible and human-centred AI. HUMII brings together faculty across disciplines to study how human and machine intelligence interact in decision-making, productivity, creativity and governance. The aim is to produce rigorous, comparative insight that helps leaders and organisations understand and apply AI responsibly.
Find out more about HUMIIFeatured Faculty Insights
How AI Will Make Boards More Effective
Far from making directors redundant, AI will enable boards to see further, act faster and govern with greater precision.
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The Trap Behind AI Experimentation
Why pilots and proofs of concept can quietly keep companies from building the AI capabilities that matter most.
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How to Mine Better Innovation From the AI Gold Rush
The biggest AI opportunity is not just speed, but finding stronger ideas, sharper signals and better bets.
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The CEO's AI To-Do List
A practical agenda for leaders who need to move from AI curiosity to organization-wide execution.
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AI is often treated as a guaranteed driver of growth. Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion takes a more measured view.
The Kurt Björklund Chaired Professor in Innovation and Growth at INSEAD is cautiously optimistic about AI’s potential, while emphasising that institutions will determine whether that promise translates into lasting growth or stalls.
A clear-eyed perspective on what needs to be in place, and what could hold it back.
Featured Research
A selection of recent academic publications from INSEAD faculty pushing the boundaries of AI research.
Supercharging Digital Twins With AI
Liu, Y-Y; Celik, N; Chang, K-H; Chen, C-H; Yucesan, E (2025). Asia-Pacific Journal of Operational Research
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How Different Uses of AI Shape Labor Demand: Evidence from France
Philippe Aghion; Simon Bunel; Xavier Jaravel; Thomas Mikaelsen; Alexandra Roulet; Jakob Søgaard. AEA Papers and Proceedings
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The effects of artificial intelligence on management education
Felipe A. Csaszar; Michael G. Jacobides; Peter Zemsky. Strategic Organization
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