INSEAD Launches Three Immersive AI Cases
In a press release, INSEAD launched its first three commercially available Immersive AI Cases and said its wider portfolio now includes more than 40 AI powered learning experiences.
The three cases cover strategy in the global renewable energy market, Foodora and Flash under the subtitle Copycats Made in Germany, and the fashion platform Farfetch. Learners can assume roles, explore different perspectives, test decisions, interact with AI generated case characters, and receive personalized feedback. Faculty members continue to guide the exercises and classroom discussions.
INSEAD's wider portfolio includes AI role plays, virtual reality experiences, adaptive simulations, online modules, and workshops for educators. More than 40 faculty members are teaching or developing these experiences, which have reached over 40,000 learners across 15 countries.
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