IBM: The CEO's Guide to Generative AI – 2nd Edition
IBM's report offers CEOs a concise guide to leveraging generative AI for transforming their businesses. It highlights strategies for digital innovation, IT automation, ethical AI implementation, and talent management, emphasizing a human-centered approach and strategic investment to maximize benefits while managing risks.
IBM: The CEO's Guide to Generative AI – 2nd Edition
Summary of Read Full Report
This document from the IBM Institute for Business Value explores how CEOs can leverage generative AI to transform their businesses. It examines key areas including digital product engineering, IT automation, AI model optimization, platform development, open innovation, application modernization, responsible AI, tech spending, operating model transformation, and talent management.
The report emphasizes the importance of a human-centered approach, ethical considerations, and the need for strategic investment to maximize the return on generative AI initiatives. Practical advice and research data, gathered from numerous surveys of executives globally, are provided to guide CEOs in navigating this rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The ultimate goal is to equip CEOs with the knowledge and tools to successfully integrate generative AI into their organizations while mitigating risks.
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