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Gross Cognitive Product. The Missing Metric of the AI Economy
Cristiano Reame (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
In the age of artificial intelligence, data platforms, and algorithmic decision-making, organizations are evolving into systems capable of interpreting information, learning from experience, and making increasingly complex decisions.
Gross Cognitive Product (GCP) introduces a groundbreaking management framework designed to measure and expand an organization's ability to generate intelligence.
This book argues that companies are entering a new economic paradigm - the Economy of Intelligence - where competitive advantage is no longer defined only by capital, scale, or technology, but by the ability to think, learn, and decide better.
Drawing on concepts from artificial intelligence, organizational strategy, and modern management theory, this book presents the first structured framework for understanding how organizations produce intelligence and how that capability can be measured, developed, and managed.
Inside this book you will discover:This book is written for executives, strategists, technology leaders, entrepreneurs, and researchers who want to understand how artificial intelligence is reshaping the nature of organizations and competitive advantage.
If the industrial economy measured productivity, and the digital economy measured data, the next frontier will measure something deeper:
The ability of organizations to generate intelligence.
This book offers the first framework to understand and manage that transformation.
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