Руководители IT-компаний обсуждают стратегии корректировки неудачных проектов искусственного интеллекта

InformationWeek Podcast: How CIOs course-correct their AI initiatives Vijay Kotu, chief analytics officer at ServiceNow, and Jonas Hansson, CIO at Axis Communications, talk stepping in to change AI project trajectories. What does tech leadership do to course-correct if AI initiatives miss their goals? Is there a risk that they might overreact and make changes too soon before the initiative can play out? In these adolescent days for AI in the enterprise, some initiatives can feel like exploring undiscovered country. The value a company hopes to extract from a pilot might be in the distance, if not unattainable. In this episode of the InformationWeek Podcast, Vijay Kotu, chief analytics officer at ServiceNow, and Jonas Hansson, CIO at Axis Communications, share how they assess the progress of AI initiatives and when it makes sense to make strategic changes. When is it necessary to completely pivot from the initial pilot plan? Are milestones set differently for AI initiatives compared with other projects? Is it better to take action early at the first signs of an AI initiative taking a wrong turn? Hannsson and Kotu then take on the Questionable Ideas tabletop exercise, where they tackle the roles of interim executives at the fictional company and deal with the machinations of the gremlins, kobolds and goblins on the IT team. How does your organization handle AI initiatives that take unexpected turns? Let us know at [email protected].