When companies invest millions in artificial intelligence, they expect results. Yet, many find themselves grappling with a fundamental problem: measuring AI’s true impact. Workhelix, a Palo Alto-based tech-enabled services company, is tackling this challenge head-on. Following its recent $15 million Series A funding round led by AIX Ventures with participation from AI Fund, Accenture Ventures, and prominent investors like LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and Google DeepMind’s Jeff Dean, Workhelix is trying to help enterprises make sense of AI adoption.
AIM Research spoke with James Milin, co-founder and CEO of Workhelix, to understand how the company is changing the way businesses integrate AI into their workforce strategies.
The Leadership Blind Spots in AI Adoption
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AI Leaders Mistake Activity for Progress Says Workhelix CEO James Milin
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Our approach is built for leaders who don’t want to just ‘do AI’ they want to get it right.
