Tag: artificial intelligence
AI is about strategy, not technology
Clients are judging how professional services firms are performing against their AI expectations, but most will never say so.
AI errors reach the boardroom
Survey reveals companies published AI-generated errors or included them in information sent to boardrooms.
How do you measure AI adoption?
It’s easy to produce metrics on AI software deployment, but these are pointless without tracking changes in behaviour.
Firms start to use AI in corporate reporting
Generative AI is being deployed for narrative sections, with data security and confidentiality fears constraining other usage.
Do your staff know who owns AI governance?
Any policy on artificial intelligence will only work if people know about it—this is where HR comes into its own.
The cybersecurity gap that boards are missing
Are you prepared for an attack on the organisation coming through a breach in a director’s personal network?
How to avoid an AI failure
Boards regularly sign off AI systems in good faith. But this is not enough when regulators, investors and employees start asking questions.
5 priorities for AI governance
The rise of artificial intelligence will transform the boardroom as well as the organisation. Here’s how to prepare…
Board recruitment in the age of AI
As NEDs embrace a data-driven future, digital governance capability is becoming as important as traditional governance credentials.
Directors consider AI versus human decision-making
Most boards are currently confronting the question of what they can allow artificial intelligence to decide, research finds.