AI Strategy Jobs

I need a comprehensive research article on the adoption and use of AI in large corporations. This article is intended for academic publication. Key Requirements: - Focus on large corporations - In-depth analysis and insights - Academic writing style Ideal Skills & Experience: - Expertise in AI and business - Strong research and analytical skills - Academic writing proficiency - Background in corporate studies or related fields

Just to write it shortly: I'm looking for a person who is professional in AI (Claude and ChatGPT) who can work making small size software, if possible.

I have an open contest running at and my goal is simple: get both humans and their autonomous agents actively using Stegstr. Here’s what matters most to me: • Cause Agents and Humans to use the app • Find out where the agents are and how to get their attention Measurement. The page is set up with tracking so I can trace activity to each participant. If you visit you will find a place to create a traceable link. The only way I will be able to choose a winner is if the entrant attracts activity to a traceable link. If you try to put your own agents through the app to generate activity, I think you will lose. I think it does not make financial sense to attempt that method. I believe the only way to win will be to cause other people's agents to use stegstr.

I’ve built the core of an AI company and now need a name that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Perplexity, Anthropic, or even Google. The word must be short, memorable, and rooted in psychological principles—something that instantly sparks curiosity while signalling innovation at its core. Here’s what I expect: • A curated list of punchy, one-word or very compact two-word names (10–15 options). • For each candidate, a brief line on the underlying psychological hook or cognitive bias it taps into. • Domain-availability check for the .com (or the next most logical extension) so I know I can secure it immediately. The winning name should: – Feel fresh and inventive rather than purely trust-or usability-oriented. – Evoke tha...