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SUMMARY:The runtime revolution: how generative AI is reshaping value and o
 rganisations
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person and online public event (Ol
 d Theatre\, Old Building)
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 10 June 2026 6.30pm - 8pmSpeakerProfessor Youngjin Y
 ooChairProfessor Sarah AshwinThe modern world is built on principles of sc
 arcity: the idea that value falls as supply increases\, that technology an
 d systems are designed to produce the same result every time\, and that or
 ganisations form to minimise the costs and complications of exchange. Gene
 rative computing challenges each of these assumptions. Rather than relying
  on scarcity to create value\, generative AI creates value through abundan
 ce\, context\, and variation. It generates unique\, situation specific mea
 ningful outputs at runtime\, rather than replicating a predetermined desig
 n. In this new environment\, increased supply can generate greater value\,
  not less. And firms exist to create and capture value from abundance.Join
  Youngjin Yoo for his inaugural lecture\, where he will set out a new agen
 da for understanding how this technological and economic shift is reshapin
 g value creation\, technological design\, and the organisation.Meet our sp
 eaker and chairYoungjin Yoo is Professor of Information Systems and Innova
 tion at LSE\, recognised as a leading thinker on digital innovation. His w
 ork spans academia and practice\, from driving digital transformation at U
 niversity Hospitals in Cleveland to collaborating with global organisation
 s including NASA\, Samsung\, LG\, Goodyear\, and others.Sarah Ashwin is He
 ad of the LSE Department of Management and Professor of Comparative Employ
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