Forbes August 16, 2024
Joe McKendrick

Members of corporate boards are getting nervous about artificial intelligence, along with the potential implications for their businesses, it is reported.

“Public company board members say the swift rise of AI in the workplace is an issue that is keeping them up at night,” wrote Emily Glazer in a recent Wall Street Journal article that explored growing executive fears around AI. “Some point to recent concerns around employees putting proprietary code into ChatGPT, companies using generative AI to incorrectly source content or worries about so-called hallucinations where generative AI produces false or inaccurate information.”

There’s no turning back, of course, meaning that business leaders need to balance the risks of AI with its potential benefits. It seems we’ve been just...

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