Learner collaborates with MIT peers to develop book of AI insights

What happened: Prabha Jha, a Verizon leader and MIT xPRO AI for Senior Executives participant, co-wrote "The AI Anthology" with 20 other leaders, a collection of essays on AI's influence across industries and society. Why it matters: Jha argues leaders remain stuck in traditional measures of success such as revenue and cost-cutting, and she hopes the book pushes them to think differently about AI. Key numbers: Jha estimates 30 percent of her learning came from program material and professors, 70 percent from peers. She spent two weeks hospitalized before joining the next cohort of 100 peers.

Prabha Jha, a Verizon leader and MIT xPRO AI for Senior Executives participant, co-wrote "The AI Anthology" with 20 other leaders, a collection of essays on AI's influence across industries and society.

Jha argues leaders remain stuck in traditional measures of success such as revenue and cost-cutting, and she hopes the book pushes them to think differently about AI. Key numbers: Jha estimates 30 percent of her learning came from program material and professors, 70 percent from peers. She spent two weeks hospitalized before joining the next cohort of 100 peers.