In 2022, the question for the C-Suite is no longer whether it should use artificial intelligence to compete successfully but how to do so well. How do you find an AI-augmented enterprise strategy and bulletproof results with a clear return on investment that is made future-proof by being built responsibly? These and other AI questions were discussed at a Dutcham event.
Artificial intelligence is profoundly and speedily transforming enterprises, industries and the economy. According to the majority of the executives, AI is now mainstream, representing a fundamental shift. C-suiters also think that the accelerating impact of the pandemic is apparent here. AI adoption is at a turning point: most companies have already engaged with AI in at least one strategic business function.
At the same time, AI is the first-ever “moral technology” that needs us to become better humans to be able to control it. The human factor should be the starting point in embracing AI technologies at any corporation. With human-centric, responsible AI adoption strategies, companies can build long-term capabilities and avoid the moral obstacles in talent, revenue and reputation risks.
“Augmented leadership successfully combines the best of the digital age with the best of the human mind, and all for the right purpose,” Erik Slooten, of T-Systems International, told the event, organized by the Netherlands-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce (Dutcham), alongside the Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary and the Joint Venture Association.
Slooten, a Dutch national, is the global leader of delivery quality and transformation cloud service for the German multinational and was also the Budapest Business Journal’s Expat CEO of the Year 2021. He has a background in telecommunication and IT engineering for 24 years, championing innovation and AI in internal programs and relationships with universities.
Continue reading: https://bbj.hu/business/people/appointments/ai-is-already-here-people-businesses-must-learn-to-use-it
Artificial intelligence is profoundly and speedily transforming enterprises, industries and the economy. According to the majority of the executives, AI is now mainstream, representing a fundamental shift. C-suiters also think that the accelerating impact of the pandemic is apparent here. AI adoption is at a turning point: most companies have already engaged with AI in at least one strategic business function.
At the same time, AI is the first-ever “moral technology” that needs us to become better humans to be able to control it. The human factor should be the starting point in embracing AI technologies at any corporation. With human-centric, responsible AI adoption strategies, companies can build long-term capabilities and avoid the moral obstacles in talent, revenue and reputation risks.
“Augmented leadership successfully combines the best of the digital age with the best of the human mind, and all for the right purpose,” Erik Slooten, of T-Systems International, told the event, organized by the Netherlands-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce (Dutcham), alongside the Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary and the Joint Venture Association.
Slooten, a Dutch national, is the global leader of delivery quality and transformation cloud service for the German multinational and was also the Budapest Business Journal’s Expat CEO of the Year 2021. He has a background in telecommunication and IT engineering for 24 years, championing innovation and AI in internal programs and relationships with universities.
Continue reading: https://bbj.hu/business/people/appointments/ai-is-already-here-people-businesses-must-learn-to-use-it
