W7171492507 Working papers AI × management and organizations

From Fog of War to AI Smog: Introducing SMOG as a Framework for Strategic Management under Synthetic Uncertainty

Dag Øivind Madsen · Emmanuel Silva · Terje Berg

Also recorded as: doi:10.2139/ssrn.7096200 · ssrn:7096200

ssrn abstract page · 2026-07-28

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The abstract introduces SMOG—Synthetic, Mediated, Opaque, and Generative—as a strategic-management framework for AI-mediated informational environments and identifies six organizational capabilities for responding to degraded signal reliability.

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Scope: conceptual strategic uncertainty, organizational sensemaking, and generative AI

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