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As gen AI heads to Gartners trough of disillusionment , CIOs should consider how to realign their 2025 strategies and roadmaps. AI innovation can not and should not exist without parallel investment in governance to ensure its responsible and effective integration, says Henry Umney, MD of GRC strategy at Mitratech.
Experimentation: The innovation zone Progressive cities designate innovation districts where new ideas can be tested safely. This alignment sets the stage for how we execute our transformation.
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It’s a natural fit and will be interesting to see how these ensemble AI models work and what use cases will go from experimentation to production,” says Dyer. However, it would depend on the AI strategy, scalability requirements, and the diversity of the AI workloads anticipated.
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It also explored how carriers, enterprises, oversight agencies, and regulators can enhance mobile security capabilities and provide guidance for riskmanagementstrategies. This requires a forward-looking, flexible regulatory framework that encourages experimentation, promotes interoperability, and protects consumers’ rights.
Among the various strategies at our disposal, automation stands out as a pivotal solution,” she says. “In Adaptability and useability of AI tools For CIOs, 2023 was the year of cautious experimentation for AI tools. CIOs will feel pressure to help develop strategies around it to stay ahead of competitors and enable their business.”
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Taylor adds that functional CIOs tend to concentrate on business-as-usual facets of IT such as system and services reliability; cost reduction and improving efficiency; riskmanagement/ensuring the security and reliability of IT systems; and ongoing support of existing technology and tracking daily metrics.
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