Passage Of The E.U. AI Act Means Boards Must Respond To AI Regulation
Regulation of AI will continue to evolve, forcing companies to anticipate curbs on their use of the technology.
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Regulation of AI will continue to evolve, forcing companies to anticipate curbs on their use of the technology.
The key lesson for CEOs and boards is that companies must be open and transparent with stakeholders about motivations and be willing to maintain updates to the project charter.
Want to make sure your company is making the most of the generative AI moment? Then you better make sure you’re bringing your people along—and be deliberate about it.
Rolling out an AI strategy is a tricky business, and a growing thicket of regulation around the world will make it even more so. A new book aims to help CEOs and boards understand what’s happening—and navigate successfully.
Four thoughts on how boards should—and should not—engage the hottest technology of the decade.
Boards should consider how the company will communicate and enforce AI governance rules and policies internally, and ask three key questions.
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