Does anyone have any success stories on establishment of an organization's AI committee and/or on training end users on key AI concepts?
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CEO in Services (non-Government)2 months ago
I have done upskilling programs in most of my CIO roles and lately with some clients on AI/gen AI. They do work when the training is 1) hands on 2) positively impactful real, daily work this helps with capability building and adoption of any AI tool.Chief Technology Officer in IT Services2 months ago
I have formed two functions, an Office of AI for community-based knowledge transfer, project-based developments, learning, and development academy, and use case capture/development. We have made a signiifcant impact on the business and the Office is a go to place to learn and promote AI based work across the business. The second part is an AI Council, this is a small selective body of people from Legal, Ethics, Security, SCM and Data + some AI SMEs, who have the delgation of authority to review AI use cases for customers, with a specific focus on GenAI at the moment, handling all the liablity concerns. This function provides a safety nett to ensure we do the right thing. we now have a collection of over 300+ patterns and can make recomendation on the right path forward to submitters.