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10 AI strategy questions every CIO must answer

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The 2024 Board of Directors Survey from Gartner , for example, found that 80% of non-executive directors believe their current board practices and structures are inadequate to effectively oversee AI. Here are 10 questions CIOs, researchers, and advisers say are worth asking and answering about your organizations AI strategies.

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Top 7 generative AI use cases for business

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The launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 set off a generative AI gold rush, with companies scrambling to adopt the technology and demonstrate innovation. Many AI experts say the current use cases for generative AI are just the tip of the iceberg.

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How generative AI impacts your digital transformation priorities

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During keynotes and discussions with CIOs, I remind everyone how strategic priorities evolve significantly every two years or less, from growth in 2018, to pandemic and remote work in 2020, to hybrid work and financial constraints in 2022.

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Is the gen AI bubble due to burst? CIOs face rethink ahead

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Generative AI has been hyped so much over the past two years that observers see an inevitable course correction ahead — one that should prompt CIOs to rethink their gen AI strategies. Operating profit gains from AI doubled to nearly 5% between 2022 and 2023, with the figure expected to reach 10% by 2025, she adds.

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The 4 most overhyped technologies in IT

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With that in mind, we asked tech leaders in various roles and industries to list what technologies they think are overhyped and to put a more realistic spin on each one’s potential. Generative AI Perhaps not surprisingly, generative AI tops the list of today’s overhyped tech. Here’s what they say on the topic.

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Weighing the risks of moving too fast with gen AI

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So it’s no surprise that every respondent said that when it comes to gen AI, they’ll either be using it, testing it, or planning projects with it over the next 18 months. Those organizations not taking risks with generative AI, they’re not going to be able to grow or innovate as quickly, and will lose in the long term.

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For IT leaders, operationalized gen AI is still a moving target

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The rate of companies that have either already deployed generative AI or are actively exploring it is accelerating to the point where, combined, there are very few holdouts. The use of gen AI in the enterprise was nearly nothing in November 2022, where the only tools commonly available were AI image or early text generators.