Forbes August 23, 2024
Chris Dimitriadis

Insights from Chris Dimitriadis, Chief Global Strategy Officer, ISACA.

Organizations are turning to AI for increased efficiencies and innovation, but the desire to ride the wave of AI popularity can leave companies vulnerable to a range of privacy, security, legal and—ultimately—reputational risks.

Given the high stakes, enterprises’ boards of directors need to provide oversight around the high-level strategy and planning to ensure that organizations approach their AI investments responsibly and in alignment with the company’s primary business goals.

Today, boards of directors’ fiduciary duties are closely coupled with digital technology and related decisions. Here are some of the key questions they should ask to steer their organizations toward trustworthy AI implementation:

What is the strategy behind the organization’s use of...

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