Is Your Board Prepared for Tomorrow?

This report from PA Consulting emphasises the importance for the board to have a breadth of AI knowledge to ensure that the right reporting lines and governance structures are applied to the use of the technology.

Key points include:


  • AI cannot work without high quality data. Before any significant decisions are made about AI technologies, a clear view on the organisation’s data assets and their value will be required.
  • A future automated business will look radically different from that of today, with fewer people working alongside more machines.
  • Organisations need to create the necessary structures to ensure compliance with current and emerging regulation, as well as company values and ethics.
  • Some of the media commentary on how AI will impact future work is oversimplified, often
    presenting a binary choice between entire roles being completely automated or not.




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