Which department or role owns the AI strategy & agenda in your company?
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The CTO leads our AI strategy, but it's a team effort. The ARB makes sure the tech side is solid, and Infosec keeps things secure. If someone's starting with AI, they should figure out what problem they're solving, check their data, work with other teams, use AI ethically, and keep learning as AI changes.
Typically, AI strategy is led by CTO or a dedicated team (reporting to CTO), who is/ are responsible for evaluating emerging technologies, conducting research, and setting the direction for AI initiatives.
CEO, and an AI "Function" Like HR or IT.
As the other functions, it has implications across the business and should be treated as such, not just in delivery
It should be owned by the CEO - as AI is too key today to leave to good chance - and ran on a daily basis by the chief data officer on their behalf.
The chief data officer. Our approach is that the effectiveness of AI adoption must be anchored in business taking the lead through a targeted approach to solve specific business problems. Once this is done, feasibility analysis on whether AI is the ideal solution based on data operations, quality and algorithmic performance against ethical and other regulatory best practices. Most of the functions sit in the data office, collaborating very closely with both business stakeholders to provide comprehensive requirements to technology teams (CIO, CISO, CTO). Data is at the centre of AI systems development.